Since Baylen works with all tokens, you can also invest in wide boards of Food or Clues with cards like Farmer Cotton to better recover from board wipes
At its core, Amber and Emerald plays like a stunt deck, one where you want to get as many cheap dalmatian puppy cards to the table as possible
Turning your entire deck into a toolbox where you can grab the right tool for the job is very powerful, and Worldly Tutor and Survival of the Fittest let you do that
These decks leverage small creatures with disruptive abilities like Thalia, Guardian of Thraben and Leonin Arbiter to impede your opponents and prevent them from playing optimally
This is quite the opposite feeling I had when I was playing The First Chapter where players were either looking for the biggest guys of for those with some witty useful effects without really creating any real card interaction
Having large numbers also makes anthem effects (permanent abilities that boost the power and toughness of all creatures under your control) and one-time power boosts disproportionately powerful