mtg commander sacrifice deck Myrkul, Lord of Bones Enchantress Creature Magic Korvold, Fae-Cursed King Sacrifice Tokens

Youll be able to see your opponents hand, choose a card, and tax it, whether they're casting it or using its non-mana activated abilities

Well, in theory

No, because thats the same as saying every player should be forced to endure chaos decks in casual EDH, because its fun

If I did have to pick a recent set to compare it to, Id probably say Lost Caverns of Ixalan , with the tendency for aggro decks to pivot towards indirect damage in the lategame, and the powerful lategame in various colors and flavors

For example, Sakura-Tribe Elder's activated ability lets you put an Omnipresent Impostor onto the battlefield tapped, while Goblin Engineer's enters ability lets you put an Omnipresent Impostor into your graveyard