Illness in the Ranks is useful against those same token decks, but it also comes in against Splinter Twin since it stops them from combo killing you
Also, if a spell has an alternate casting cost, like Force of Will's pitch-ery, then if you cast the alternate costs, you get the spell for free without counting as your spell for the turn
In the right matches, this is going to allow you to play your entire hand on that turn, and thats very hard to argue with
Then I'll finally be free to write about other, more topical things again
Starter decks all come pre-built with 60 cards, making them tournament-legal right out of the box without extra adjustments
And in the same package, Ruthless Technomancer also provides a payoff for the created tokens, even allowing you to bring back the big creature you've just sacrificed