$9,100 of the decks $11K price tag is locked up in four copies of Bazaar of Baghdad which helps fuel the decks graveyard strategy
With a primary emphasis on EDH and the vast quantity of decks where this card fits in perfectly, it's quite easy to see its utility
This deck's Locations can also function as useful distractions while you set up your Lucky, keeping your characters safe while your opponent focuses on removing them
Of course, Crypt Ghast makes for a huge target for your opponents removal spells, so dont be too surprised if it doesnt stick around for long
Its nice to complement this strategy with cards like Sheoldred, the Apocalypse or Psychosis Crawler
Whenever you play a character, you can look at the top card of your deck and either keep it on top of put it on the bottom (known in other games as scrying)