When you cast a Tome Scour and put your opponent's Torrential Gearhulk and Disallow into their graveyard, it feels like you have taken those away from your opponent
But best of all is casting Rift at your opponents' end step, denying them the ability to replay their permanents and possibly also forcing them to discard down to hand size
I had that happen numerous times to me when I ran it, and at the end of the day the card (as a build around) felt almost like a very restrictive reanimation plan (which brings us back to an expanded artifact recursion theme as a work around)
However, drawing cards in Judge Tower can be a nightmare, and drawing seven all at once means your opponent has to juggle another seven cards and make sure theyre resolving everything they can at the appropriate times
Zoroark's ability, Illusion, allows it to appear as another Pokmon until it takes damage, a mechanic that has been leveraged strategically in battles, making it a fan-favorite for those who appreciate tactical play