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Yes, theres sort of a limiting factor to how much you can draw with Necro in play, but life total is the most expendable resource in Commander, and card draw is one of the most useful
| Illustration by David Sladek Tappers are a classic part of Limited history
Newer players are also far less enthusiastic to borrow decks than you might expect, even if it would give them a more even chance in a game
Kothophed, Soul Hoarder can net you all the cards in the world
