The emerald villain can be useful in an 'actions matter' deck and could be a great compliment for Alice, but he also has some stiff competition in the Emerald five-cost slot thanks to Kuzco, Temperamental Emporer and Ray, Easygoing Firefly
Playing the most popular archetype, Izzet Prowess, has proven powerful in the hands of the veteran card gamer
This version of the deck still relies on challenging with Simba, Lost Prince or with Scar, Vengeful Lion in play to generate card draw, but Clarabelle, Contented Wallflower is a low-cost character that replaces itself, which will help you keep more tools in your hand and threats on the board
Yes, you could setup some shenanigans with 003-039, and try to exert Genie right when you play him, but that is probably not going to be very reliable
2: Sinister Scoundrels Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite Few cards embody villainy as strongly as Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite, which twists the battlefield by empowering your creatures while weakening your opponents