Conclave Naturalists

The body and the effect are sold together here, and that bundling is the whole pitch. Naturalize gives you the disenchant attached to nothing; this hangs it off a 4/4 that sticks around after the artifact or enchantment is gone. The trade is the rate: five mana for a 4/4 is a generation behind the curve, and the destruction is optional and may-worded, so against a board with no targets you have simply paid full price for a vanilla body. That optionality is the quiet sophistication. It means the card never blanks the way a hardcast Naturalize does when the opponent has played around it; worst case you get a beater, best case you get a beater plus a two-for-one. The lineage is the long green tradition of stapling utility to bodies so that answers do not cost you tempo or card advantage: Reclamation Sage is the tighter, cheaper cousin doing the same job, and this is the bigger-bodied version for decks that want the toughness to matter in combat. Nothing about the design is flashy, and the rate keeps it honest, but the structural idea (you should not have to choose between developing your board and dealing with their permanent) is one green has returned to again and again because it solves a real problem cheaply enough.