If the copied creature is a token, Deceptive Frostkite copies the original characteristics of that token as stated by the effect that created the token, with the listed exceptions
This might be the ultimate example of flexible graveyard hate and a worthy inclusion in any controlling deck interested in resetting the game
Footsteps of the Goryo There are plenty of creatures that can change the course of a game just by hitting the battlefield
For example, a Misty Rainforest can search for a Forest or Island, which means it can grab a basic land with one of those types, but it can also find non-basic lands like Breeding Pool, Underground Sea, or even Ketria Triome because those cards carry the relevant land subtypes
This is normal
While its already been playable for almost an entire week, technically, the TMNT MTG set launches tomorrow