The way I use mine is the for the bottom counter to represent the total number of that specific token I control and the top counter representing how many are tapped, attacking, summoning sick, etc
Dockside is intended as a counter to Enchantment and Artifact-heavy decks, including other Treasure strategies, allowing a player to catch up in mana production without resorting to destructive options like Vandalblast
1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rare that's an extended-art, borderless, or retro frame card, or one of the following: A double rainbow serialized Eldrazi (250 of each) A foil-etched rare (9.3%) or mythic rare (3.9%) A traditional foil Special Guests mythic rare (10 cards total4.4%) A textured foil Special Guests Elemental (1.9%) or DFC planeswalker (1.9%) The remainder of this slot has the same content as the non-foil slot above with the percentages reduced appropriately to account for the inclusion of serialized, foil-etched, textured foil, and Special Guests cards
Of course, it being a sorcery also puts another restriction on its use, but if played in the right deck and in the right situation, this card could easily become one of the best new removal spells in standard
Like with most Fallout illustrations, there's a dark sense of humor injected into it, which makes nuclear war more manageable
