Akoum Stonewaker

A 2/1 that turns every land drop into a three-mana question: pay for a 3/1 with trample and haste that will not survive to your next turn. The landfall trigger is a repeatable token maker, but the token's design is built to keep it honest. The exile clause at the next end step means you are renting damage, not building a board, so each activation is a one-shot burst of three trampling power rather than an accumulating threat. That framing puts the card squarely in the haste-and-attack school of red landfall payoffs, where the goal is pressure in the current combat step rather than a board that snowballs over three turns. The activation is the lever that throttles the whole engine, since each extra land only converts into a token when you have mana to spare; a fetchland that triggers landfall twice still only pays out as often as your spare red allows. The result is a creature that scales with your land flow and your open mana at once, generating the most pressure exactly in the turns when you are flooding out and would otherwise have nothing to do with the extra cards. It is a flood-insurance threat dressed as a two-drop, asking you to spend the lands that other decks would resent drawing.