By far the scariest Summon card is Odin, who Ill talk more about later, but each one is incredibly useful in its own right
It wins games and it haunts the dreams of blue players across the world.
If the target creature is a token, the ability still triggers when it dies, but you won't return the token to the battlefield because it'll cease to exist when state-based actions are checked
I think players look past the art on the cards, obviously there is an entire subsection of the community that adores the art, but I believe there is not enough crossing over to really draw both sides in
If you've heard of the player types profile that Wizards has used over the last decade or so, these decks are mainly for Timmy/Tammy and Johnny/Jenny players
I guess if youre floating infinite mana you get to stack your deck the way you like it and just keep activating the look at and shuffle ability until you find what you want, though Im sure there are less convoluted ways of turning your infinite mana into a game win