Youll have the option to exchange your credits for the missing card (s), and you can add them to your collection
All Wizards offers is rule 3.14, which states if a card must be tapped or flipped, it must be turned approximately 90 degrees (tapped) or 180 degrees (flipped), whichever is appropriate
Suppose youre playing a four-player game, and one player is clearly struggling
For example, a card that destroys all red creatures is normally of limited use because you dont know what colour(s) your opponent is playing beforehand and it is only valuable in a metagame where many players run red cards
All of these get much better if you build your deck around tapping and/or activated abilities such as with Training Grounds and Myr Galvanizer, however
The token you create with the first ability copies the original characteristics of the token it's copying as stated by the effect that created that token