I find this sort of cheesy mana production more annoying than fun, since it often just pays for itself and lets the controller make arbitrary amounts of mana with no real strategy involved, but that might be a more broad conversation about Treasure tokens that Im not going to get into here
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I mean, this is basically a Parallel Lives on a planeswalker, and her +1 ability makes two tokens because of it
As long as you can feed it artifacts and keep gaining life each turn, it can burn down a table in short order
Tome Scour is going to make your opponents mill five cards for a single blue mana
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