In all games, unless a token is copying something else or given a specific name by the effect that created it (such as "Voja," "Voja, Friend to Elves" "Voja, Betrayer of Mortals," or "Voja, Wolflord of Machines"), the token's name is its subtypes followed by the word "token." For example, an effect that creates a Clown Robot artifact creature token creates a token named "Clown Robot Token." In Un- games, use the source that created the token to determine which language the token's name uses
Spite / Malice Spite // Malice is the conjunction of two good and playable cards, Negate and Terror, but both overpriced for their flexibility
Regna, the Redeemer Regna, the Redeemer is a mono-white commander that partners with another, and it cares about lifegain
However, I dont think thats going to stop the player casting it from having a lot of fun forcing his opponent to make two painful choices, and the kitchen table player still has room for his opponent to make a mistake
Given the constantly shifting landscape of Wizards of the Coast's card gamesuch as the addition of Theros Beyond Deathit's a difficult question to answer