More recent cards like Lolth, Iymrith, Lier, Avabruck Caretaker, Toxrill and even Hullbreaker Horror all allow opponents clear windows for interaction
Heliod, the Radiant Dawn is a very straightforward commander in this way, costing a fairly cheap four mana to transform him, or three mana and two life, to compleat the poor god, turning him into a twisted, Phyrexianized version of himself
(11/24/2014) If the enchanted creature is turned face up, the "Form" will continue to enchant it
Ultimately, it wont be worth doing so if your deck doesnt have some manner of sacrifice theme and ways to use the extra mana, but Magic has been incredibly long on both of those things for years now, and sacrifice decks show up in more and more Cubes all the time
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Sneak Attack and most of its variants are likely going to make the deck too fast