Its less efficient than Gaeas Cradle because it costs mana to activate the second ability and youre locked into a single creature type, but it can produce mana of any color and even makes colorless on an empty board
Wizards did finally address the problem, but only after facing overwhelming criticism and a cultural moment that made it impossible to ignore
However, while the Amber/Ruby is a better deck overall, they both contain enough good cards that those looking to get started or just try out the latest Disney Lorcana cards can pick either up and have a good time
Having ten Squirrel tokens is great, but whats even better is blocking a large attack with them, then tapping them to make mana with Hazel and dumping that mana into making more tokens
It's very playable thanks to its ability to attack from the bench instead of taking the active slot like an absolute gent
Above, you can see there's a fair few cards from Alpha, but not all the reprints are so simple