Do You Know What to Do to Affect Permanency?

We needed to adjust some of the characteristics that the rules would by default give to the a permanent just copying it em. We didn't want people showing up to their drafts and making copies of three different creatures and not knowing what to do with them. The last part is the type of permanent that we're most likely to make a lot of, especially for the limited facing part of a magic set, are creatures and casualty. Making more creatures sort of just feeds itself and become insular. You get a bunch of extra dinky creature tot gettings off your copy casual tea creatures, and then you can just sap those to future casual tepots.