The head of the bar, Oil Fang, was released, and as a means of reanimating Oil Fang, the refusal of night hunting began to be adopted along with the impossibility
This is a very potent blue tempo card, it is incredibly unlikely to sit dead in hand
This becomes completely nullified if you need to pay mana to keep them around
I am leaving this awkward intro in because you're going to be so charmed by the decklist that you're going to forget all about it
Also, there's Orochi Soul-Reaver , a 5/4 Snake Ninja Rogue that can be ninjutsued in for 4 instead of its normal 6 mana and provides a very good combat damage trigger for both commanders: Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, you create a treasure token and manifest the top card of that player's library
How could a deck with so many weird and clearly inferior cards have won such a tough kind of event as a large-format Modern PTQ