Kimahri copies exactly what was printed on the original creature, with the listed exceptions (unless that creature is copying something else or is a token
I'm sure there will be plenty of bulk rares in this set when the dust settles, but hopefully these new, flashy, exciting cards continue to hold some value as the set matures
I also think its one of the best MTG Modern Horizons 3 cards for its ability to hide one of your best cards away, as an Imprint, and pull it back later
Then, if it has seven or more counters on it, it gets transformed
You also always have the option of not choosing every mode if you have permanents on board that youd like to keep
The name Jund comes from the Shards of Alara MTG set, which features 3-color combinations with a primary color (red), supported by its allied colors (black and green)