Even better, it asks you to sacrifice the creatures you put counters on, which opens you up to lots of nonsense with The Ozolith
In fact, if I see someone running these in a deck like Alela or a UW flyers list, Ill seriously question their approach
There have been some attempts at a kind of Standard scam deck with prototype creatures, and I think this is an interesting potential improvement
I used the default set EV values on MTG Dawnglare, which references TCG Player Mid
Celtic mythology heavily influenced the setting, which also led to the inclusion of boggarts as a kind of goblin in the black color scheme
For casual games kitchen-table Magic, Commander pods, and playtesting a deck before you buy singles proxies are widely accepted, and most casual playgroups are happy to allow them