In these sets, DFCs had a slot for common and a slot for higher rarities and, unlike previous Innistrad sets, had the common DFCs color balanced
Since your deck is heavily combat-focused, flying is a great way to get in for damage, especially if your opponents don't have ways to block flyers
Hes a one drop, you can pay three and tap him to create a token, and then you can pay six and tap him to ultra-populate, giving you a new token for every token you already have
If the target creature is a token, the ability still triggers when it dies, but you won't return the token to the battlefield because it'll cease to exist when state-based actions are checked
They will always be uncommons from the main set
When it enters the battlefield, you can blow up up three non-creature permanents and give your opponents 3/3 Elephant tokens in return