Its especially great as a reactive play: Let your opponent go off, then flood the board with surprise tokens
There are enough recursion effects with Monster Manual, Tlincalli Hunter, Crystal Dragon, and Eternal Witness to ensure that you can get them back in the very likely event that you mill these
In the meantime, my gut is telling me that Cast Down isnt worthwhile, but Dead Weight is likely very good just because it only costs one mana

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Lucky, The 13th Puppy This deck excels at having a wide board with too many characters for your opponent to deal with, and Lucky, The 13th Puppy helps you accomplish that, then rewards you for doing it