Treat this token as a 1/1 red and black creature." Notable changes from previous token makers include the shift from passive (where a creature "comes into play") to active (prompting the player to "put" a creature into play), and also the two-sentence format, where the first refers to making the token, and the second describes the token in question
Dont forget that Azula is blue, so you can flicker it for more card advantage and removal
So the question for writing this article is, "How janky should we go with this?" Do we cram every single Elephant-themed card into the deck and call it a day
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Obviously, getting to start with eight cards in hand compared to your opponent's seven is powerful on its face, but is this extra card worth jumping through the necessary hoops to meet the companion deck-building requirement
The lack of burn spells means opponents can plan around known combat math
