A-Saheeli, Filigree Master

Every version of Saheeli has been an artifact-forward Planeswalker, but the "A-" prefix marks this one as a rebalanced digital variant, a version that exists specifically because the tabletop numbers needed adjusting for a different playpace. What that tuning produced is a four-mana planeswalker whose kit rewards the artifact-count you bring to the table. The +1 splits into two payouts: bare, it is a scry-2 loyalty builder; with a single artifact in play, it becomes card advantage on top of selection, which turns the plus into a genuine engine rather than a stall button. The −2 answers the perennial problem of a planeswalker with no immediate board impact, spitting out two flying Thopters with haste so it can defend itself the turn it lands or press an attack, and each of those Thopters then counts toward the +1's artifact clause on subsequent turns. The −4 emblem is the payoff the rest of the card is quietly assembling toward: a permanent anthem for artifact creatures married to a cost reducer on artifact spells, rewarding the same board the −2 keeps refilling. The design discipline is that none of the three abilities is impressive in a vacuum; they are calibrated to a deck already committed to artifacts, so the loyalty math only becomes lopsided once you have paid the deckbuilding tax up front.