Every booster pack, tournament deck, and standard set uses this format
(You will still have one unused card at this point.) 10) Take the last card, the one you havent folded at all yet, and fold the bottom (or top) third of it inward
Not only does it stop Glimpse of Nature, but it also stops the Wirewood Symbiote plus Elvish Visionary engine, which is their key strategy for grinding out games against fair decks
There are 10 Plane cards in the deck, something that isn't too common in casual Commander games
A token deck typically wants to create a large number of creature tokens, then either focuses on increasing their power and attacking with them to win the game through combat damage or using these large numbers alongside payoff cards to win the game through card effects
I might even look to Ravenous Rats style of cards in preference if for some reason I want to attack people's hands