Camellia, the Seedmiser

The Food-token engine and the Squirrel go-wide plan had circled each other for years without a card that fused them into a single loop; this is the connector. The middle ability is the hinge: every Food sacrifice spits out a token, and forage can be paid by sacrificing a Food, so that line both empties a Food and triggers a Squirrel. That recursion is what turns a pile of Foods into a swarm, and the anthem clause hands your Squirrels menace, converting the tokens from chump fodder into a clock that a single blocker cannot untangle. Forage is the balancing constraint doing double duty: it lets the counter-distribution ability run on graveyard exile when no Food is handy, but the Food-fueled line is the one that snowballs, and it drains the payload it depends on with each use. What makes the design tight is that none of the three abilities is idle: the anthem always matters, the sacrifice trigger rewards a resource you were spending anyway, and the counter engine converts a stalled board into lethal size. It is a legendary build-around built to reward a specific resource conversion (Food into bodies, bodies into counters, counters into damage) rather than a generically good midrange threat wearing tribal text.