Question 101 Nécropotence

Est-ce concidéré comme une pioche avec avec la Nécropotence ou autre chose et si c'est autre chose c quoi?pied-plat@caramail.com

Ce ne sont pas des pioches. Les cartes sont d'abord retirées de la partie face cachée puis placées dans la main.

Text (5th+errata): Skip your draw step. ; If you would discard a card from your hand, remove that card from the game instead. ; Pay 1 life: Remove the top card of your library from the game face down. At the end of your turn, put that card into your hand. [Oracle 2001/03/07]

Replaces all discards with removing the card from the game. The action is no longer a discard and abilities triggering on a discard will not trigger. [D'Angelo 2000/03/03]
Removing Necropotence from play will not stop the cards from the life-payment ability from being put into your hand at the end of turn. [D'Angelo 1998/11/13]
Only has the effect of making you skip your draw step if it is in play when your draw step would normally start. [WotC Rules Team 1995/10/18]
The acquired cards are not considered draws. They will not cause damage with Underworld Dreams or have Enduring Renewal detect creatures. [D'Angelo 1995/12/08]
Can be used with Fasting. The reason is that Necropotence does not force you to skip your draw step unless it is in play at the end of your upkeep phase. Fasting allows you to mark the draw step as "skipped" during upkeep prior to Necropotence kicking in. [Aahz 1996/01/16]
Necropotence interacts with Madness (see Rule A.28) so you cannot use the Madness ability. This is because Madness turns "discard to graveyard" into "discard to removed from game" and Necropotence turns any discard into simply "remove from game" with no discard. Madness only works if you remove it from game as part of its ability. [Jordan 2002/03/03]
Type 1 tournaments (see Rule D.13) have restricted this card since 2000/10/01.
Type 1.5 tournaments (see Rule D.14) have banned this card since 2000/10/01.
Extended tournaments (see Rule D.15) have banned this card since 2001/04/01.