Brenard, Ginger Sculptor

Two creature classifications with no payoff of their own, welded into a single anthem so they can share one. Golem is a type scattered across a decade of sets that never got a lord to call its own; Food is an artifact subtype that mostly wants to be sacrificed for a trickle of life. This design invents the shared reward by treating both as one class, then manufactures the members to feed it: when one of your other nontoken creatures dies, you may exile it and rebuild it as a 1/1 Food Golem copy, which instantly qualifies for the +2/+2 and trample and carries its own sacrifice-for-three-life valve. The result is a recursion engine where the graveyard conversion also relabels your dead creatures into exactly the types the anthem cares about, so the reborn version returns as a 3/3 trampler rather than the fragile body that just died. The "another" clause sets the boundary that keeps the effect coherent: it processes your casualties but never the sculptor itself, and the one-time exile caps each dead creature to a single rebirth, so the board widens without churning one threat forever. The copy stacks its Food Golem artifact-creature types onto whatever the original already was, preserving every ability the creature had while adding the life-gain outlet on top. It is a build that grows its own tribe out of the ordinary attrition of a creature deck, converting routine losses into a self-buffing swarm.