Dina, Essence Brewer

Golgari's aristocrat payoffs have historically split into two camps: the ones that drain and the ones that draw. This one takes the draw route but bolts a hard governor onto it. The refill fires exactly once each turn regardless of how many creatures you feed the graveyard, a deliberate check against the free-sacrifice loops that turn unbounded draw into an instant kill. Read the wording carefully, because it changes how the deck is built: the trigger keys on the act of sacrificing a creature, not on creatures dying, so combat losses and removal leave it cold. You read value off edict-style self-sacrifice, Fling-type effects, and dedicated altars; a body has to hit the yard by your own hand for the draw to happen. The activated ability is where the design gets specific: it converts a sacrificed creature's power into both lifegain and a stack of permanent counters on a survivor, so the sacrifice isn't pure disposal but a transfer of stats from something dying into something staying. The bigger the body you feed it, the bigger the payoff on the receiving end, which quietly pulls the deck away from a swarm of one-power tokens and toward a build that grows genuine threats. It is a sacrifice payoff that wants you to sacrifice up, not just often, and that single per-turn draw is the leash that keeps the generosity from tipping into a combo finish.