In fact, its really just obnoxiously overpowered to the point that I wonder if whoever designed it learned enough lessons from Chulane, Teller of Tales
However, if you choose to pay the bargain cost by sacrificing an artifact, enchantment, or token card, you can take those two creatures you found and put them directly onto the battlefield
This is the kind of unconditional removal thats often reserved for other colors like black and white, making this an invaluable green removal staple for decks not running those colors
Since our deck only has 16 lands, there's essentially zero chance that we'll ever hard-cast these cards
And while you don't necessarily need to own the official token for every effect, whatever you use should be clear to everyone at the table
Planeswalkers like Sarkan the Masterless and various Gideons have loyalty abilities that let them temporarily turn into creatures, as do creature lands like Crawling Barrens or Mutavault