I enjoy the choice to have him get a creature each time he activates the ability rather than just building up to one summoning
I just threw in every card I thought could be good and could never feasibly end up cutting 80+ cards when I considered them all to be 'good.' The trick that I now use to efficiently and effectively build decks in that format is to build portions of my deck (mostly the Trainers) while ignoring singleton rules adding four Professor's Research, four Marnie, a couple of Cynthia, four Quick Balls, a couple of Pokmon Communication, etc. as placeholders
It also lets you pay two mana to deal one damage to any target, which can be really useful for taking out small but annoying threats or killing an opponent outright
Cards like Elven Ambush double your creature count, while Lys Alana Huntmaster makes your Elf creature spells a two-for-one, giving you an Elf token every time you cast an Elf card
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