Fireglass Mentor

Card advantage in Rakdos has always come with a tax, and the interesting choice here is to price it in aggression instead of a life payment. The condition (an opponent lost life this turn) is generous by attrition-color standards: it fires off any burn spell, any combat damage, any incidental drain, not just this creature connecting. What it grants is a delayed impulse draw at the top of your second main phase, which means the trigger resolves after combat has already told you what you need, then digs two deep and lets you keep one until end of turn. That sequencing is the point: the card rewards you for having already committed to attacking, then refills the hand you emptied doing it. Impulse draw punishes clunky mana, so pinning the effect to a 2/1 for two colored pips keeps the engine bolted to a body that also has to be doing the aggressive work the trigger demands. It is a self-reinforcing loop in miniature: apply pressure, get resources, apply more pressure. The 2/1 frame is deliberately fragile, the stat line that trades down the moment it stops swinging, which is exactly the posture the ability is built to reward.