You can get some commons and uncommons even cheaper than their market value from a garage sale than, say, TCGplayer because you purchase bulk boxes from a personal seller rather than singles at various prices
Id keep an eye to see if Body Count is good enough to make its way into more competitive places like CEDH or even (heaven forbid) Legacy
I knew that odds were good that if they did not have a product in mind before I could finish, that they would use my set
Its perfect for when you have creatures that you cant afford to have die, so a creature-based aggressive combo deck is exactly where you want it
Switzer makes the argument that it is worth some mark-up to support a local store over a giant corporation, but nearly doubling the price of cardboard feels like a poor way to encourage community
The tokens copy exactly what was printed on the original creature and nothing else (unless that permanent is itself copying something else