That way, if you need something else, you have that option already firmly available
Innistrad: Midnight Hunt will release for MTG Arena on September 16, before a full paper release on September 24
Its cheaper, and it feels less wasteful
Examples: "Rapid Trigger" (Fusion Summons by destroying Fusion Materials) "Dark World Accession" (Fusion Summons by discarding Fusion Materials) Fusion Summoning effects can entirely ignore the material requirements of the Fusion Monster being Fusion Summoned
Players could drop a basic Seedot and evolve it all the way up to a Shiftry in the first two turns of the game, utilizing Shiftry's ability to forcefully blow the opponent's lonely Active Pokmon back into their hand for an instant victory before they even drew a card
It's easy to track the exponential growth of the tokens with a calculator and once you've reached a thousand of them it's safe to say that you win if you attack with them, or pair with other win conditions like Goblin Bombardment or Altar of the Brood