Fierce Witchstalker

A 4/4 with trample for is an honest green body, the rate the color has offered at common for years, but the enters-the-battlefield Food token is what lifts it out of pure filler. Green rarely gets clean access to artifacts, and this stocks one for free without spending a card on the setup; the creature arrives already carrying an artifact worth building around. The design sits at the seam between two jobs. As a threat, it trades into blockers and reaches over them, though trample is close to a rounding error on a body this size against most defenses. As a value piece, it leaves something behind even when the 4/4 dies, and that something is deliberately fungible: three life on demand is the floor, but the token doubles as fodder for a sacrifice engine, an object for artifact-count triggers, or a counter toward a threshold. That flexibility is the load-bearing part of the design. The body pressures the board on its own terms while the rider only becomes real advantage in a shell built to convert it. Read as green role-player design, it is a creature that pays its own rent up front and hands the right deck a second resource to spend later.