If the copy is a permanent spell, it gains haste and "At the beginning of your end step, sacrifice this permanent." (A copy of a permanent spell becomes a token.) Any spell you cast will be copied if you pay the cost, not just one that requires targets
This applies to any type of booster box, including set, draft, or Collector Boosters)
is a reference to For Mirrodin!, Rouse is a hybriding of Flashback and Embalm, Sabotage was built out of Ninjutsu, Supply was a variant of Monstrous, and Intercept was modelled on Champion
I get that the bigger creature nets more Food, but since the card is drawn mostly from Hansel and Gretel, who are children, it might have been cooler if the condition for two Food would be a power of zero
The Power 10 Some dub the Power 9 as a Power 10 since other cards of similar power were printed in the same timeframe, but a few cards fit the bill here
The ability to recast Demilich from the graveyard encourages a resilient gameplan, and the ability to re-cast spells from your graveyard when it attacks