The Lord of the Pit required you to sacrifice a creature each turn, which is a significant downside, but Timmies embraced the card, I believe, because the idea of a pit demon that required constant sacrifice was cool enough to override the downside
While it takes a bit of a mana commitment to get there, having a 3/2 with double strike that impulse draws you two cards a turn is pretty darn good
For that reason, youll want to pivot more into the Midrange side of the plan here
Oskar, Rubbish Reclaimer Im a sucker for cost reduction in the command zone because it often means you have access to your commander more consistently than players who need to pay the full for each recast, so Oskar, Rubbish Reclaimer caught my eye
But combined with a ton of wheeling and rummaging you can turn Ivora, Insatiable Heir into a massive trampling beater
Today, her spot has been usurped by The Scarab God, a ridiculous creature that gives you far more value for a lower mana cost and dodges most commander tax