Lore-wise this is actually a wizard who's fallen victim to mana burn, a now defunct rule in Magic which made players' own unspent mana deal damage to them
By proliferating the counters on Agents ToolkitAgents Toolkit, they can make extra counters and move those extras off to make the Toolkit act more like a Bag of Holding from Dungeons and Dragons
The last is the nasty one that puts this deck over the top as a life-gain trigger for combos that you can never stop
As per Frogifys flavor text, a gnat was still hovering by the venison, and now both looked delicious. 2 | Infernius Spawnington III, Esq
The addition of vigilance makes it that much stronger, but can block an additional creature each combat is such a unique effect, and in the format where most people claim to slot cards for redundancy, or still wrongfully cling to the 8x8 theory , youd expect High Ground to show up more