Now, to be fair, Patch's Strength reduction lasts to the start of your next turn, so you can use it defensively to protect your board and not just to give yourself a slightly favorable trade
They also have an activated ability that costs five mana, and grants all of your attacking creatures +X/+X until the end of the turn, where X is the number of attacking creatures you control
Nothing will ask for the Cleric in your party, for example
The token rule that fixes 90% of token chaos Use a base piece plus a counter
However, the exception was the Black & White base set, which featured a simple, rainbow holographic treatment on its reverse holo cards with no pattern at all to speak of, beyond the standard colouring of the holo under a light source