The end result is a precon that knows what it wants to do and does it very consistently and competently
Please enjoy their illustrations alongside the gameplay
Early Mono-Red Aggro players were so desperate to curve out that if you were a warm body that cost between one and three mana with red mana symbols, you were probably top-eighting Pro Tours in the '90s
Whilst Tamatoa, a set one card, asked you to have as many items on the board as possible to get the most value out of him, Magica De Spell, The Midas Touch instead looks for a tall, not wide strategy
For now, just know each card falls into one of two categories: Cards that stay on the board and one-time effects that go away after use
Of course, choosing the nontoken creature mode is still fine, especially if they only have one creature to hit and you can deal with it cleanly