Ill shout out Hero of Precinct One here tooanother superb example of how aggressive token production needs to be in order to be viable
All of that said, this is still a drop, with some playable, if not valuable, cards in it
As such, the increase in collectable products is good for the game as a whole, as long as the line is clearly drawn between "collectable" and "game piece." Furthermore, these sorts of collectables in booster packs tend to drive down the overall price of the regular cards, which is good because it makes the base level of the game cheaper and more accessible without costing Wizards of the Coast their profits
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You can also find them in MTG Arena decks (and the MTG Arena codes will make it easier to nab some freebies on the digital platform).
Theres just too much removal/too many board wipes in my metagame! If creatures are rarely surviving, and you cant keep a board together, consider Revel in Riches