Lets demonstrate this by taking a look at a fairly average Sealed deck I recently played that had 17 lands: Why is this deck playing 17 lands rather than, say, 16 lands (-1 Forest, +1 Arrogant Poet) or 18 lands (-1 Tenured Inkcaster, +1 Swamp)
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Its design is reminiscent of a sloth, characterized by its enormous size, lethargic demeanor, and distinctive crown-like head crest
I've owned a copy of the deck for years now, which I've even written a Budget Commander article about over here