Canyon Jerboa

Landfall as a symmetric team pump is a quieter payoff than the token-makers and burn triggers the mechanic usually attaches to, and this creature makes the trade explicit: the +1/+1 covers your whole board but expires that turn, so its value tracks how wide you've committed rather than how many lands you can chain together. A single fetch or an extra land drop can turn a clogged ground stall into a lethal swing, and because the trigger stacks with itself, a turn that plays two lands pushes +2/+2 across everything you control. The 1/2 body is more contributor than combatant: it can hang back on defense while the rest of the buffed team attacks, which means the reward is a repeatable, land-gated alpha strike rather than a standing anthem or a beater that has to get in itself. The design lives in a narrow corner of go-wide white aggression, where the sequencing question is the whole game: hold a land for the turn you actually want to attack instead of dumping it for raw development. That decision, when to spend the trigger for maximum board coverage versus when to build out, is where the card earns its keep.