Avalanche Tusker
Lure rewritten as an attack trigger, with a body big enough to abuse it. The classic green enchantment forced every creature to gang-block its bearer, which made it a build-around: you needed something deathtouchy or trampling to convert the pile-up into a blowout. This folds the same forced-block effect into a single attacking creature and narrows it to one target, which changes the math entirely. Instead of redirecting an entire defense, you pick the one blocker you want dealt with: a problem creature, a chump that has to die, a token the defender would rather keep back. The 6/4 frame is the other half of the design. Six power trades up against most of what it can drag into combat, and four toughness is just fragile enough that the effect carries real risk if you point it at something that bites back. Wearing green, blue, and red is the tax for stapling a removal-adjacent attack rider onto a beater this size, and the spread signals a wedge that wants its combat steps to swing games rather than grind them. Where Lure asked you to assemble a kill around it, this arrives already assembled: the keystone and the payoff in one card, dictating the defending player's blocks every time it turns sideways.
