That means you can be a bit more thrifty when it comes to making ink, and squeeze out a few more low-cost cards using less ink when the pressure is on
You could also cheat fatties out with it late game, so I suppose Id probably play this in a UGx Towns/Ramp deck (though its not that great)
Heres why I recommend them: Personalization: You can add engravings, custom compartments, and finishes
If I bring my trade binder to the store, and I go down or up some cards, I have to track which cards leave and enter my collection
Food Tokens Hobbits are known for their love of food, and so it only makes sense that Food tokens make an appearance here
Blind Obedience is a staple and can be easily played in every white deck, not to mention that the art is stunning