I believe this came about because they wanted a mischievous creature on the back that punished the opponent for not having enough cards in their hand, and flavor-wise, that felt a lot like a faerie (it was an imp when it was on Equilor)
First-pick, first-pack, I would speculate on Mickey Mouse Detective and then prioritize six-drops and seven-drops even more highly, but later in the draft it would depend on the cards I have picked thus far
In such scenarios, Emet-Selch can come down as a kind of finisher, essentially drawing you 14 cards once it flips over
Custom Handmade Feather, the Redeemed proxies made from real Magic the Gathering card with many different alternated arts available for purchase.
Once you stockpile 10 and make it to your next upkeep, you win the game outright
Experiment Ones Evolve will trigger if it has one or zero counters on it