Its an absurdly powerful MTG card, and its integral to any Modern deck that wants to kill an opponent off as quickly as possible or control the board
But this art, created by Dan Frazier, is the first time as a kid I can remember looking at a card and saying oh dang just from the artwork alone
Our only tribal payoffs are Adeliz, the Cinder Wind (which is almost good enough by herself) and the ability to play Wizards Lightning in our deck
The damage starts off as inconsequential, but Thrummingbird usually picks up a +1/+1 counter in these decks, scaling its own damage as it churns out counters for your other permanents
Pay two generic mana and re-activate Isochron Scepter to cast another Final Fortune
Kemba, Kha Regent Kemba, Kha Regent sits in an intriguing place for an equipment commander