Helm of Possession is one that any deck can run, and similarly to Vedalken Shackles, offers a repeatable sacrifice outlet to steal things with
Time Stop Although it costs 6 mana, Time Stop has the flexibility to work on your turn and on your opponents
Overall, the Bant deck was the right amount of fair and powerful, and Im always delighted to see one of these two at the table
Learn more: Ed Greenwood, "Wyrms of the North: Claugiyliamatar" in Dragon Magazine 233 (September 1996) Dragons of Faern Sleeping Dragon's Wake (on D&D Beyond) Tiamat The five-headed progenitor of the chromatic dragons, Tiamat embodies the greed and vices of evil dragonkind
It is also important to keep track of the participants who are currently shuffling the deck, as you can face situations where the cards are mixed in a certain way to help several players win the game effortlessly