Thats where budget options come in
At five generic and one of each colored mana it comes with a stack of abilities: hexproof, indestructible, lifelink, and trample
This, combined with an explosion of different foiling techniques since 1999, has created a complex matrix where a cards value depends not just on its rarity, but its specific version and treatment
Call the Gatewatch is great on turn three to ensure you have a planeswalker on turn four, but in the late game extra copies will let you tutor for your walker and play it in the same turn
10 double-sided tokens, punchout counters, strategy insert, and turn reference card
Right off the bat, I dont know how many clocks (if any) exist in MTG, but if we could build a deck revolving around clock artifacts and a bunch of creatures helping us build our clocks, that would be great