However, While Wulfgar costs five mana and only doubles triggers based on its controller's creatures attacking, Isshin costs two less mana whilst also doubling triggers that may care about an opponent's creatures attacking, making Isshin simultaneously more flexible and more efficient of an option
Its Heavy Splash attack is pretty expensive, costing 4 Energy total (2 Water, 2 Colorless), and hits for 120 damage, which is ok
(It won't transform, though.) If this card somehow enters the battlefield with its back face up, it didn't transform, so you won't get an emblem
Pleasingly, firebending neatly mirrors the mechanic colloquially known as firebreathing which gets a nod on one of the sets dragon cards
Prophet of the Scarab has a powerful ETB, that almost always will net us a big amount of cards as when it enters we draw cards equal to the number of Zombies we control or the number of Zombie cards in our graveyard, whichever is greater