If the goal is nobody can tell, thats not proxy etiquette. Thats a different hobby
If they give no reply, they didn't do that
Due to the wide range of cards it can hit, Search For Glory is an amazingly underrated tutor
Meanwhile, Song-Mad Treachery is a card I really like for a reason similar to Pelakka Predation: people don't expect non-sacrifice decks to have Threaten effects, which means that Song-Mad Treachery can lead to some massive blowouts by stealing an unsuspecting opponent's best creature and smashing them with it
Hope you now have all the tools to wipe out the competition, and Ill see you in the next one
Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar Kediss, Emberclaw Familiar is a flexible and powerful partner, allowing you to focus your efforts on hitting a single player and extend this damage across the table