Inexpensive to buy and play, this is yet another 1/1 creature that quickly boosts your mana
The last and possibly, most useful of all the Urzas Legacy direct damage spells was Last-Ditch Effort
Damage Prevention
With the exception of a single copy of Kronk, Junion Chipmunk, this deck caps out at four ink-cost cards, which means it's meant to be played with a small inkwell
It is similar to clouding, but with a key difference: while clouding is an internal phenomenon that permanently dulls the cards surface, dirt is external and comes from contact with dirty hands, unclean environments, or greasy/adhesive substances
Just my opinion, but I strongly feel that any kind of extreme rarity (or unique) element to a game should by only a component quality upgrade like the painted tokens you mentioned