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Banquet Guests, Feasting Hobbit, and Rapacious Guest all interact really nicely with Food tokens and ensure some great support for the decks main strategy

They let you draw more cards, search your deck, heal your Pokmon, or disrupt your opponent

I dont often include counterspells at three mana or more - I feel there are plenty of options for two mana or less, as highlighted in the Two mana counterspells you arent running but could article a few months ago - and when I do they have to come with some serious benefits

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Black has little ramp and so mana saving really helps the deck in the key early stages of the game, typically black is a clunky colour and effective cheap removal smooths things out effectively for it