Aminatou, Veil Piercer

Miracle was built to reward the draw step, and it always came with a catch: the card had to be the first you drew that turn, and you were at the mercy of what your deck handed you. This flips that machinery around. The upkeep surveil is not just card selection; it is a loading mechanism that resolves in the same turn as its payoff, letting you set an enchantment in the exact position your draw step will hit moments later. Surveil at the beginning of upkeep, seat the enchantment for delivery, then draw it as the first card of the turn: the reveal is no longer a gamble but a play you engineered inside a single turn cycle. The reduction lives entirely in that draw. The miracle window is unforgiving: an enchantment already stranded in hand missed its discount and pays full price. So the engine does not change how you sequence cards you are holding; it changes which cards you want waiting for you, converting card-advantage tension into a sculpting problem. Expensive auras, sagas, and enchantment creatures that would otherwise sit uncastable arrive cheap when they come off a draw you arranged. The 2/4 body is incidental, sized to survive long enough to run the loop. What lifts this past a graveyard filter is that it converts a mechanic historically defined by luck into one defined by sequencing, handing deterministic setup to a player willing to execute the upkeep-to-draw play the shuffle used to govern.