Krumar Bond-Kin

Description

Krumar Bond-Kin, card number 77 in the Khans of Tarkir expansion, represents a pivotal moment in the lives of the Abzan clan within the Magic: The Gathering lore. Released in 2014, this foil variant captures the essence of the clan's philosophy, blending martial prowess with noble heritage. The card depicts an Orc Warrior who has traded his former savagery for a structured, honorable existence, making him a compelling figure for fans of the Tarkir block's complex narrative. For collectors, the Khans of Tarkir set offers a rich tapestry of interwoven clans, and Krumar Bond-Kin serves as a tangible connection to the Abzan's story of redemption and duty. The foil treatment adds a layer of visual appeal, distinguishing this version from its non-foil counterparts and making it a desirable addition to any Tarkir collection. Whether you are assembling a complete set of Khans of Tarkir cards or focusing on specific clan themes, this card provides a meaningful piece of the puzzle. The card’s design, illustrated by Kev Walker, emphasizes the character’s transformation and the clan’s values. As a common card with a foil finish, it is accessible yet sought after by those who appreciate the detailed world-building of Magic: The Gathering. In the broader context of Magic: The Gathering collecting, foil cards from this era are valued for their craftsmanship and their role in defining the block's aesthetic. Krumar Bond-Kin stands as a testament to the Abzan's journey, offering collectors a piece of history from one of the game's most distinctive expansions.