It makes sense that the biggest murder case that Magic: The Gathering has ever seen has some crossover with the classic whodunit board game Clue (or Cludo depending on where you live)
You have a couple of Control Magics, a couple of bounce spells, and thats it
Voja, Jaws of the Conclave is a bit scarier to play against, but Lathril, Blade of the Elvess consistent elf token generation is extra synergistic with the actual elf cards in the deck
Krenko, Baron of Tin Street Probably the least popular Krenko of the three available, though Krenko, Baron of Tin Street is still plenty powerful and has a cool mix of themes
Hundred-Handed One starts out as a fairly solid defensive card, but if its player spends some resources to activate its special power, it gains the ability to defend against 99 extra attackers