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Once it reaches a certain threshold (e.g., Station 7+), it becomes a massive artifact creature

Heres what black typically brings to a deck: Efficient removal Black has some of the best creature answers in Magic , from destroy spells and -X/-X effects to classic edict throwbacks

If all it takes is one mana and a sacrifice outlet to get a 3/4, that seems economical enough

If something spiked in the last couple of days, it won't be reflected in the expected-value calculation

I got the bulk thrown in for free (maybe 5,000 cards) so I didn't even bother to look through it

As such most control decks simply supplement their deck with the odd pure card draw spell to smooth curves or act as top quality filler and are able to function pretty well without any of the pure form at all