Falcon Abomination

Two bodies for three mana, but only one of them sticks around. The decayed keyword is the whole trade: the token that arrives alongside this flyer is a genuine 2/2, but it can't block, and it sacrifices itself the first time it swings. So the four power split across the two bodies isn't four power you keep. It's an evasive 2/2 that stays and a ground 2/2 that spends itself for one attack. That structure is why the card is priced where it is. A vanilla 2/2 flyer at this cost would be unremarkable; the attached decayed token gives blue a bit of go-wide pressure and, more usefully, a Zombie body that dies on a schedule you can plan around. Anything that wants a creature in the graveyard or a sacrifice trigger reads the decayed token as a feature rather than a downside, because the sacrifice is written into the rules text instead of costing you a card or an outlet. The clean split, a permanent flyer you keep and a disposable attacker you rent, is why this reads as a value creature rather than a beater: the token can't hold the ground defensively, so its only job is to push damage once and feed whatever wants a body in the yard afterward.