Sometimes, this simply meant onerous tracking, while at other times, the cards would be really challenging to approximate on tabletop
There is the chance that Im making a terrible evaluation here, but I like to think Im usually on the money
But there are also some drawbacks to this if the box is too full, the cards that get pinched can get creases
In other words, it might be similar to the 'deck power level' in Commander
Baylen, the Haymaker Baylen, the Haymaker turns Magic into a sort of worker placement game where you build up your tokens and then can assign them to give you advantage throughout the game
Either way, Phlage is still a terrifying threat for many decks to face