Dawnhart Mentor

Coven asks a green deck to build a creature board with a spread of powers, and this is the card that makes that requirement trivially easy to satisfy: a 0/4 wall that arrives with a 1/1 token, giving you two bodies at different powers the moment it lands. That gap between a 0 and a 1 is doing quiet mechanical work, because coven's gate ("three or more creatures with different powers") is the friction you have to clear, and a single card that supplies two of the three distinct-power creatures on its own front-loads most of the setup. The defensive body then holds the ground while you assemble the rest. The payoff attached is a pump ability with a deliberately steep price, a six-mana late-game finisher that turns a single creature into a trampling threat once the coven condition is online. It is a lot of mana for a temporary buff, which is the tension: the card is a builder first and a threat second, a support piece designed to hand a coven deck its enabling and its haymaker in the same slot rather than a standalone beater. The design logic is less about the rate on any one line than about how neatly it collapses coven's board-state prerequisite into a single early play.