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While I wouldn't play Necrotic Fumes in most decks, it works extremely well in a token-style deck by giving us a way to essentially have a bit more removal in our main deck without having to cut combo pieces or other payoffs to make room

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I try to make sure I end up with 4-6 lands, 4-5 card draw spells, and as much removal as I can get my hands on (which does make it a higher pick usually)