Kemba, Kha Regent is a legendary Cat Cleric from the 2010 Scars of Mirrodin expansion, known for its powerful token generation mechanics.
Kemba, Kha Regent
2010 • Magic: The Gathering • Scars of Mirrodin
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Kemba, Kha Regent, card number 12 in the Scars of Mirrodin set, stands as a defining figure in Magic: The Gathering’s 2010 block. This legendary Cat Cleric introduces a strategic layer to gameplay by allowing players to generate white Cat creature tokens during the upkeep phase, with the quantity scaling directly to the number of Equipment cards attached to her. Designed by Todd Lockwood, this rare card captures the unique aesthetic of the Mirrodin plane, where technology and magic intertwine in unexpected ways. Collectors value this card for its iconic illustration and its role in various deck archetypes that leverage equipment synergy. Whether you are a seasoned player or a newcomer to the Trading Card Game, Kemba, Kha Regent offers both visual appeal and mechanical depth, cementing its place as a memorable piece of Magic history.
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Kemba, Kha Regent
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Todd Lockwood
Card Stock
English
{1}{W}{W}
Legendary Creature — Cat Cleric
2 / 4
W
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At the beginning of your upkeep, create a 2/2 white Cat creature token for each Equipment attached to Kemba.
"I am not Raksha. I never will be. But I refuse to be the kha who watched her pride be torn asunder."