Going even more all in on cloning by replicating copies of a card with myriad like The Master, Multiplied , or you're brutally sapping the resources of your opponents by copying Lord Xander, the Collector , there are all sorts of creative choices of creatures to copy
You also cant make any choices or decisions for the player that would be called for by the tournament rules (such as whether to take an intentional draw or whether to call a judge)
However, while playing the deck a fair bit myself, I saw how the deck really wanted some more early interaction
They also feature a clear front side, allowing players to showcase their cards in full fidelity without the muted effect that is typical to matte fronts
It can pretend to be great card advantage
If you cant sacrifice this, chaos ensues, but perhaps letting the table fight over this while you assemble your payoffs for them drawing cards is the kind of game that you like