At the end of the day, its a 3/5 that drops three counters on something at the end of combat
For example, Kida is card number 206 of 204
It takes a few turns for the tutor to come into effect, but it hits all those best artifacts listed with Trinket Mage, and even puts them into play
With new Magic: The Gathering players facing the choice of multiple digital simulators, over twenty different formats, and a cardpool exceeding 20,000 unique cards, it's easy to feel like the barrier to entry to the iconic card game is simply too high
To make full use of the bard, you must build towns into your deck which is rather restrictive in the number of options, but flexible in nature
It doesn't copy whether that permanent is tapped or untapped, whether that permanent has any counters on it or any Auras and/or Equipment attached to it, and it doesn't copy any non-copy effects that have changed that permanent's power, toughness, types, color, abilities, or so on