Yeah, that might be a bit confusing, but having extra rolls at reverse-foil cards is a good thing, because with expansion sets consistently hovering near or above the 200-card standard set mark (there are 258 total cards in this set if you count the secret rares) , it can become overwhelming to try to collect the reverse-foil versions of all of the cards they are available for, so the extra reverse-foil card should help make that easier
I expect the latter will drop further in price unless it finds a home somewhere in Standard
Thus trading became a way for me to move my card equity into higher value cards
Until your next turn, each creature they control attacks the other chosen player each combat if able
While this specific print might not see huge amounts of deck play because of its value, it definitely adds to its appeal
Getting the tokens takes extra work, but they scale much faster, and its not like its hard to cast two spells in a turn