The example used in Wizards of the Coasts official article, however, referred to an Adventure spell instead of an MDFC (Modal Double Faced Card) to demonstrate this
If you do, until Vesuvan Shapeshifter is turned face down, it becomes a copy of that creature, except it has At the beginning of your upkeep, you may turn this creature face down. Vesuvan Shapeshifter normally costs five mana, but you can cast it as a morph card for three, and then it only costs two mana to flip
That flexibility is why connive helped shape competitive formats and continues to see play in Commander
The tokens created by myriad enter the battlefield normally, so any enters the battlefield effects on the copied creature trigger for each token
Back in the day, even sealed tournaments would have the option for playing for ante
Crystalline Sliver Crystalline Sliver allows Sliver players to play their game without being paranoid (or at least, while being less paranoid) that disaster will strike them at any time