Fecundity

A draw engine that fires for everyone, on every death, regardless of cause. That open faucet is what makes it a build-around rather than a staple: a deck that just plays creatures and trades them in combat is refilling the opponent's hand as fast as its own. The payoff comes only when one side controls the death-rate, and green almost never gets card advantage this naked. The era it comes from priced power against a fairness clause, and the shared trigger is that clause: both players draw, so the card rewards whoever can make creatures die on their own terms and at a volume the other side cannot answer. The natural shell is a sacrifice engine: cheap bodies, a free outlet, and a board that recurs or regenerates faster than it empties. Each loop folds a death and a card together, and the symmetry quietly stops mattering once nothing on the other side is dying. Because the trigger ignores method, combat, sacrifice, and burn all feed it equally, which is what lets a value enchantment double as a combo enabler in the right configuration. The whole proposition turns on winning that war of attrition rather than merely joining it; participation alone hands the opponent an equal share of the spoils.