For instance cards like Drover of the Mighty aren't outright bad since they're ramping you into your big end game spells, but they are creature based ramp which can tend to get caught in the board wipe crossfire, meaning not only do you lose your threats but also your ramp
You are specifically casting the back side of a battle when it transforms, after the trigger to transform it once it is defeated resolves
Rather, it rewards you with Wildcards for opening packs, which you can then swap for any card of a matching rarity
Since Gavel of the Righteous only cares about the number of counters on it, not what type of counters they are, well almost always be correct to proliferate every type of counter we can on it
Just remember to be kind when you discuss which creatures have tails or not
It feels like it violates the ideals of the thing, which again, is another flavor win but isnt my cup of tea