I don't recall the specifics, but at least a couple of times he played this deck and got some amazing value out of getting extra upkeeps after combat
Awaken the Woods Regular art price : $15.90 Extended art price : $24.71 Paying mana to make more mana is quite an interesting take on card design, especially considering that summoned land tokens appear tapped, so you can't use this mana until your next turn
Combining it with Fastbond Not only is this an incredibly strong way to continuously play additional lands for little cost, but there are all kinds of loops you can pull off with cards like Flash In cEDH, so many games were coming down to Golos, Tireless Pilgrim Griselbrand Cheating out a Hullbreacher This is an incredibly unfun card that stifled a popular part of Commander, spiked the popularity of wheel effects, and made an outrageous number of Treasure tokens
Winning entries were turned into physical cards with very limited productions, usually only 20 to 50 copies each
(2024-06-07) If the chosen creature is copying something else (for example, if the chosen creature is a Clone), then your Copycrook enters the battlefield as whatever the chosen creature copied, with the listed exception
Thanks to the Commander Bracket system, theres no one easy answer to this question