Bala Ged Scorpion

The narrow target is the entire design: a removal trigger that only reaches creatures with power 1 or less, which means mana dorks, one-drop hatebears, token chaff, and the assorted utility one-power bodies that quietly run a deck's engine. The 2/3 body is the quiet half of the bargain: even in games where the trigger whiffs because nobody is fielding a one-power creature, you are left with a fairly priced blocker rather than a dead card. That insurance is what separates this kind of common-rarity removal-on-a-stick from the strictly conditional spells that ask for a specific board state and give you nothing when it is absent. The targeting clause is written as "may," so the trigger never forces you to spend it on a creature you would rather leave alive, and an empty board simply costs you nothing. It is a deliberately humble card: an answer to the small creatures that grind out attrition wars, stapled to a stat line that keeps the card relevant on the turns that answer is not needed.