Feral Incarnation

Nine total mana for nine power across three bodies is, by raw rate, a relic of an older curve: a green payoff priced as if you would never get to cast it. Convoke is the lever that turns that sticker price into something playable, because a wide green board taps itself to pay the cost, and the spell's reward is more bodies to keep paying it next time. That circularity is the design idea: a token-maker that wants tokens already on the table, so the more the board snowballs, the cheaper the snowball gets. The 3/3 Beasts are deliberately unremarkable, generic green vanilla creatures with no rider, because the card's power lives in the volume and in the convoke discount rather than in any individual token. Read it as a top-end finisher for a go-wide deck: the kind of spell you cast on a stalled board to convert a swarm of small attackers into three more sizable threats without spending a real turn's worth of mana. The closer the printed cost looks to unaffordable, the more it signals that convoke is meant to do most of the lifting; the card is a study in pricing a spell for the empty board and trusting the keyword to make it real when the board is full.