Evaluating the relationship between complexity and flavor is a constant balancing act

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not having an abundance of inkable strong cards
Here's what I wrote last year: "Every aspect of this card is strange, from the name to the effect
10 Summon: Choco/Mog With Moogle Assistance One of the many summons in the set, Summon: Choco/Mog sees a Chocobo teaming up with a Moogle to give all your creatures a minor stat boost over the course of four turns
If the token is a copy of a creature whose power and toughness are defined by an ability (usually printed as */* or similar), the token doesn't copy the ability that defines its power and toughness