The deck is far too creature-heavy, with 39 in total, which is somewhat understandable given there will be a lot of sacrificing, but that's typically reserved for tokens, which can be created by instants, sorceries, and enchantments
Khans was a 3-color format which is still a tough ask for any Limited set, so most decks focused on two colors and splashed the third
Now whenever an outlaw you control (Assassin, Mercenary, Pirates, Rogues and Warlocks are outlaws) deals combat damage to player, you get a treasure
As well, one of the big win conditions in the deck being Hunting Pack, a card that is rather difficult to gain much value
It can happen because a player casts a creature spell and thus a creature (which is considered a permanent card) enters the battlefield