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What’s Inside
[draft]Necropolis Fiend
hordeling outburst
raiders’ spoils
temur charm
stubborn denial
swiftwater cliffs
longshot squad
ponyback brigade
kheru dreadmaw
alpine grizzly
glacial stalker
mardu hordechief
arrow storm
treasure cruise[/draft]
The Best Ones
[draft]Necropolis Fiend
swiftwater cliffs
treasure cruise[/draft]
Watch the video to learn why these are the best.
My Pick
[draft]Necropolis Fiend[/draft]
How do you evaluate Necropolis Fiend? Let’s see.
Development: Definitely not a development card. Ideal you want to draw Necropolis Fiend one turn 4 when you have cards in the yard.
Parity: Top decking Necropolis Fiend is good because you can play him and then start destroying your opponents’ field.
Winning: This Demon will not keep you from victory.
Losing: A fat, flying body that blocks well, coupled with a removal ability… Necropolis Fiend has what it takes to turn a game around but it all depends on how many cards are in your yard.
What Do You Think?
A rising tide raises all ships.
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Would you first pick Necropolis Fiend from this pack?
