Some borderless prints are premium purely for art, while others gain value from tournament play
You have to sacrifice a creature every turn to keep it, which, in a token deck, is a very small price to pay
Note that both this and Drone can move all of their counters if they hit their land drops the turn after dropping them, making them safer swings in combat or to chump block and then move the counters to a bigger thing so you don't lose your size
As if that weren't enough, Edgar Markov also has First Strike, Haste and the effect that when it attacks, its controller puts a +1/+1 counter on each Vampire they control
11 Wanderwine Prophets It's no secret that taking extra turns in Magic is incredibly powerful
It allows for some very reliable turn two recursions as well as the potential to go off on turn one