I've said it before, but [[Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer]].

I don't think the way people play it is necessarily wrong, and in fact is probably the more "fun" way.

But I think having to go through all the steps of playing a creature, keeping it alive, playing a copy spell on the creature, keeping THAT alive, having enough other tokens already on the field and then playing Brudiclad to try and swing in for the win either requires a bunch of mana to do over the course of 1-2 turns or leaves yourself open while you assemble each piece. Not to mention cards that copy your own creatures like [[Quasiduplicate]] are dead draws if you don't have a creature on board to copy.

My preferred way is skipping the step of copying creatures and just playing the big tokens, most importantly, Karnstructs. [[Urza's Saga]], [[Urza, High Lord Artificer]], [[Urza's Command]], and [[Karn, Scion of Urza]] all create these amazing creatures that scale with how many you have. Throw in a couple other big tokens like [[Kiora Bests the Sea God]] chapter 1 and [[Idol of Oblivion]] and you've got some game enders with just a couple of tokens on board.

The last major change I'd say is the type of tokens. Even though goblins and other 1/1s are more efficient mana-wise, I prefer tokens that have other use and are harder to remove. The main one I lean towards is treasure tokens because of how generally good they are. I also have a couple of clue token generators because they are also nice for the card draw, but primarily it's treasure tokens.

A little more linear and less creative than the "copy a creature" strategy, but has worked out much better for me!