Blasphemous Edict is creative in flavor, but its ability is not unfamiliar: destroy all creatures
Collector's Tip: Terastal cards are visually stunning and already building hype as potential chase cards for collectors
What sets these decks apart from the idea of a theft effect, though, is that they are either casting opponents spells, or copying permanents in play
Cards like Rix Maadi Reveler and Rafter Demon have higher Spectacle costs, but give you some kind of added bonus if you pay for it (Rix Maadi lets you discard your hand and draw three cards while Rafter Demon makes each opponent discard a card)
There are certain gameplay implications caused by these rules that make the format so fun and interesting: Since your deck needs to be monotype, you can't rely on the traditional support Pokemon
Watch the openings, then chase the hits yourself