At some point, your space just cant keep up, and it makes sense to start selling the stuff youre not using before it turns into clutter
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Moreover, its flexibility to remove a creature or finish off an opponent makes it a timeless staple
Of course, building your deck with the only creatures being one Street Wraith and two Emrakul, the Aeons Torns is a big cost, and you'll have to play a bunch of ways to tutor up your one Street Wraith for the plan to work, but this plan is actually very similar to that of various Possibility Storm and Polymorph decks, which go to great lengths to ensure their seemingly random payoff is anything but
Galvanic Relay Galvanic Relay sets up incredibly explosive turns for very little mana thanks to storm's broken nature
In my mind, this means removal elements and spells that damage each opponent and their board all at once