If the copied creature is copying something else, then the token enters the battlefield as whatever that creature copied, with the exception noted above
He has a higher ink cost, sitting at a five, but once he's on the board, it can be really difficult to remove him
Thanks to its Second Wind ability, you can use it to attack and/or quest multiple times in one turn
Read the original article from WotC and see all the cards in their silver screen foil treatments in the set.
Criteria: Non-artifact (yes, I'm that sick of the botthe bot) Golgari creatures with the ability to draw cards or grab cards off the top of the deck or from your graveyard, either by allowing you to play them or by putting them in your hand, without an additional mana cost
A fantastic card