As you can imagine, mana bases were a bit tricky for this product
Then I realized that the solution was already in the deck
Good / Better / Best token design Good: Readable label tokens Big token name Big P/T Small reminder text if needed Minimal art or icon Better: Deck-matched tokens Same frame vibe as your deck Consistent icons Clear rules text for utility tokens Space for counters if relevant Best: Token package tokens (the ones people ask to borrow) A full set covering every token your deck makes A consistent look across all of them Solutions for copy tokens and transforming tokens Emblems included, because you are a professional now Creature tokens: the essentials For creature tokens, include: Name Creature types Power/toughness Any relevant abilities (flying, lifelink, menace, cant block, etc.) If your deck makes multiple similar creature tokens (two different 1/1s, or multiple Zombie variants), use distinct art or a bold icon so you do not confuse them mid-combat
Is the ideal rate of replacement here 1-for-1
But like I said with the Tyranids deck, the focus of these decks is on the 40 or so new cards in every single deck, not on the handful of reprints to flesh them out