Functionally, the deck focuses on coin-flipping
For instance, if you have a Phyrexian Altar or Warren Soultrader in play, then you automatically generate the mana to pay for Nether Traitor whenever you sacrifice something
First, in the hands of Randy Buehler at Pro Tour Chicago, and then when piloted by Andre Konstanczer, Necro-ing up Knight of Stromgald, Sedge Troll, and Sengir Vampire, while other folks in the top 8 were untapping their Tolarian Academy with Time Spiral
These include our first of many Spiderman cards, Sensational Spider-Man, as well as Doc Ock, Venom, and Green Goblin
Such an effect is ideal for control or combo decks which include cards that can get around this ice-cold effect and win the game somehow
Loxi: Weird mana cost, not particularly a great Commander creature in my opinion