This Supporter Trainer card makes both players shuffle their hand back into their deck and draw cards equal to the number of Prize Cards they themselves have left
I was concerned at first that it might be a little too dependent on getting to play first, as that extra turn to get a renown creature can be a really big deal, and I also had a few earlier draft experiences where every game was determined by rares, but as I play with it more I see successful decks doing a lot of different kinds of things
The reason for this is mainly that since the printing of Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, Dragons Rage Channeler and Murktide Regent the tempo archetype reinvented itself in being primarily blue-red and making Deaths Shadow not a necessary creature for tempo shells anymore
Trapped within its wordy rules text is a simple idea: you enchant a dead creature from your graveyard, bringing it back to life (with slightly worse hand-eye coordination) to do your bidding
Thrummingbird needs to attack to be effective, but Tetsuko Umezawa removes the dangers involved in doing so
