So, they attack you with a 6/3 mouse that's punishing to kill, one that often has trample or double strike
I love that the artwork was redrawn with softer shading and lines to make this a super special printing, even in comparison to all of the present-day reprints
This effectively means you can stack the generation of tokens to copy something like Triplicate Titan, then make every other creature you own into that, creating a lethal board state in a single step
The format is primarily played with four players, each with their own deck
Finally, if youre using the poison counter aspect of your snakes, you can take advantage of this in a few ways: Do Nagas Count as Snakes in MTG
Molten Echoes Molten Echoes gives you a token thats a copy of the creature that just entered the battlefield, and thats very good with strong ETB creatures or decks that care about numbers