Divine Visitation

Token-doubling enchantments multiply quantity; this one multiplies quality. Every other token enabler in the genre, from Anointed Procession to Doubling Season, changes how many you get. This one leaves the count alone and rewrites the body: whatever creature tokens you were about to make, you make exactly that many 4/4 white Angels with flying and vigilance instead. The design consequence is that the worst token in your deck becomes the same Angel as the best one. A Saproling becomes a 4/4 flier. A Thopter becomes a 4/4 flier. A populate token, a 1/1 from an incidental trigger, a battalion of Soldiers from a single cast: all of them arrive as the same flying, vigilant body, and in the same numbers they would have. The card cares about the verb "create," not the noun being created, which is why the cheapest token generator in a deck suddenly produces something a removal spell has to respect. It does nothing the turn it resolves, of course; it is a five-mana enchantment that only matters once a token-maker follows. But once one does, the math is brutal: a spell that would have made ten 1/1s now makes ten 4/4 fliers. That inverts the usual instinct to hunt for the biggest token in your deck, because with Visitation on the table, the size no longer matters. Only the count does, and it promotes every scrap to angelhood.