The example Moxle gives is the Innistrad: Crimson Vow card Dig Up could be an answer, as DIGUP is five letters
Actions are used instantly and go right to the discard pile
Theyll be spread randomly throughout The Brothers War set boosters, collector boosters, and the Bundle Box, but will be distinguished by special Universes Beyond frames and holofoil stamps
It stands to reason then that a commander that can do both, and for a low cost of 3 mana, is likewise going to be quite good in many decks, and his color identity allows him to fit into a variety of strategies
Perhaps that increase in card volume leads to these boxes approaching the $7,000 mark, or perhaps its the presence of landmark cards such as The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale, The Abyss or Mana Drain that keep this sealed boxs price point so high
It might not revitalize the archetype, but adding this proactive rogue offers an interesting alternative and encourages players to use cards like Slither Blade they might not use otherwise