Yes, those token copies get sacrificed next upkeep, but by then you've already punched through with an arsenal
Players can combine characters from First Chapter, Ursula's Return, Azurite Sea, and other releases to create unique deck combinations
For example, Dockside Extortionist was one of the best Magic: The Gathering cards in Commander due to its incredibly strong ETB (enter the battlefield) effect, creating multiple one-time "mana rocks," and then being capable of speeding up the game even further with mechanics such as recursion or flickering, repeating the ETB effect
This means if an opponent is foolish enough to block a Deathtouch creature with multiple creatures of their own, you can usually tear through them all, assigning one damage to each, killing a number of monsters equal to your creature's power
Its not colorless and the colors of mana in its mana cost
There are more than 5 MTG token doublers that has this effect straight up built into the card