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Theft is a key part of the blue/black Dimir decks (though it has spread to other colors) and is a very fun, if notorious, way to play Commander

That leaves Kazuul in an awkward spot where it doesn't actually do what it says on the card very often

They generate a powerful card and mana advantage that makes them staples in control lists for many competitive, 60-card formats and auto-includes in many Commander deck lists

I love Auras and Goad so this weird mix is greatly appealing to me, but Kaima is a terrible leader for a Modify deck because it doesn't incentivize you to modify your own creatures at all

Coincidentally enough, that's something that many decks want to do anyways

Thrun is good enough that even at four mana he has seen some Legacy play