Aetherstorm Roc is a 3/3 Bird Creature with a casting cost of two generic and two White mana, and has the Flying ability word
Final Fantasy has rather decent artifact support, which means youre effectively getting a 1/4, a 3+/3+, a mana engine, and a mana sink all for one card
For six mana, capable of being reduced down to just one red and one green, Agatha gives your other creatures +1/+1, trample, and haste until the end of the turn
Buying individual cards in MTG Arena works a bit differently than in the physical game
Try out Worship, which ties your immortality to the continued existence of your creatures
There are cards that benefit from having max speed or hitting a specific speed threshold, so managing speed is an important part of the Aetherdrift loop, and it can be equally rewarding