Notably, Fourth Edition cards lack the expansion symbol, they don't have their collector number printed on them, and there's no way to tell the card's rarity just by looking at the card itself: color-coding would be introduced years later, with the Exodus expansion
Its casting cost of 1 contrasts with its utterly titanic 8 mana cost , but putting it on gives the equipped creature +10/+10 and removes flying
In modern is the premium red versatile removal, nowadays, a bit overshadowed by Unholy Heat
It just makes for a better creature-based experience
I'll put it this way, if Q played in a Pro Tour, it would pull any un-set card it wanted into play on a whim and then be the judge that rules in it's own favor
Her final ability, which gives negative six Loyalty, gives you an Emblem with "Whenever a land enters the battlefield under your control, you may draw a card." Wizards of the Coast has an article up detailing the creative process behind one of their preview card for the day, Lathnu Helion