A finisher like Craterhoof Behemoth will get the job done after drawing lots of cards and getting plenty of elves into play
Thankfully, Kessig Wolf Run is here, and while it taps for one Colorless mana, thats not all it does
If the copied creature is a token, the token that's created copies the original characteristics of that token as stated by the effect that created the token, with the listed exceptions
You dont need to invest any additional mana other than the potential equipping cost
Its name is functionally impossible to pronounce, it has no casting cost, when its played (by discarding it), it fetches a book from your deck, and it has an ability that sacrifices food to force creatures to hurt themselves
Per MTGs description for the collection, Cast powerful spells, call upon classic summons, and even visit your favorite locations on the back of a chocobo