There are three primary ways to win with tokens: You attack with enough creature tokens that your opponent cant possibly hope to block them all, You pair your token generation with Mirkwood Bats, Impact Tremors, Zulaport Cutthroat, and similar effects that drain your opponents life total as your tokens enter and leave the battlefield, or You have sacrifice outlets that let you cash in tokens to kill blockers and/or drain your opponents life, like Goblin Bombardment
Mid-range pick: multi-row deck case with dividers Cardboard stops the chaos, but style and portability start to matter once kids trade on the go
Lastly, Stadium Trainer cards are played in the middle of the arena and affect both you and your opponent
Rather, a second "reflexive" ability triggers when you pay 2 life this way
Sealed Build & Battle Boxes, and the other promo cards contained within them, have continued to go up
That said, there's something to be said for a card that has mostly seen steady growth in price, rather than losing value over time or flatlining