The Hail, Caesar deck is all about assembling an army to bring back the might of the Roman empire all in the name of Caesar
Bottomless Pool I play Fading Hope a lot, losing the instant speed and the scry hurts, but having it add a devotion is a big deal for a strategy that wants to build devotion while interacting
Both of these cards also allow you to cheat out spells/creatures PLUS draw you some cards
There is some interaction, like Pact of Negation as a 0 mana counterspell that protects the deck's gameplan on the turn it intends to win, and An Offer You Can't Refuse, which serves a similar role
They offer two things: a deck-building challenge, and consistency
While it dipped into the mid-$40s for a brief period, this Mewtwo puts a nose in front of its twin Rainbow Secret Rare, claiming the second spot by a relatively small margin