Lastly, while I've got you here: for anyone that would prefer to start their 40-card experience with Sealed Deck (and/or doesn't know what that term even means) make sure to check Jeff Cunningham's archive for the best Sealed Deck introduction series I've ever seen anywhere
As you can see from just these few examples, what the Tinker Time deck really wants to do is create as many tokens as possible of various forms, use them for their abilities (don't be precious about your treasure tokens), and overwhelm your opponents with a barrage of attacks
Were playing some dragons like Decadent Dragon or Nicol Bolas, the Ravager, and ways to ramp our dragons like Nightscape Familiar, Sarkhan, Soul Aflame, and Dragonspeaker Shaman
Either cards or shooting is great here
Another way to earn free packs is by winning events and drafts
Saruman, the White Hand Saruman, the White Hand allows you to cast plenty of noncreature spells without worrying that you dont have enough of a boardstate