A-Winota, Joiner of Forces
The "A-" prefix marks the rebalanced, Alchemy-only cut of a card that got too good at its one job: the original warped its home format hard enough to earn a ban, and this version trims the ceiling without touching the core idea. That idea is a deckbuilding paradox most tribal decks would treat as a contradiction. The trigger wants non-Human creatures attacking, but the payoff only ever fetches Humans, so a build has to run two populations that pull in opposite directions: cheap non-Human bodies to swing and turn the crank, and a library stocked with Human beaters worth cheating out tapped, attacking, and briefly indestructible. Note the shape of the trigger carefully: it fires once per combat, off the declare-attackers step, whether one non-Human or five are swinging. It is not a per-creature engine and it does not wait on combat damage, so the value comes not from stacking triggers but from repeating the attack turn after turn while the board grows. The indestructible clause is what keeps the aggression relentless rather than fragile: the freshly summoned attacker walks through a chump block or a combat trick and survives to swing again. What earns the rebalance is exactly that snowball. In its original form the loop assembled lethal boards faster than most decks could answer the sequence; the fix keeps the sleight of hand intact. Attack with something that isn't a Human, and skip the mana cost on something that is.
