She can ping creatures to turn them into Vampires and then seize control of them permanently , letting you pick apart an opponents board while building your own army of stolen assets
Now that Im seeing them side-by-side, this red sorcery is very similar to Spiteful Banditry, often wiping the board and leaving behind some Lotus Petals
It's good to be aware of these archetypes because they sometimes come up in Limited, like the Lost in the Woods "combo" in Dark Ascension Limited, or making your own surprising imitation of a Fog deck by just drafting a pile of removal and no good win conditions
Trouble in Pairs makes some sense here, since its a draw engine that helps white compete with the other heavy hitters out there
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Voidslime Sometimes in design you stumble upon a card that you just cannot believe hasn't been done yet