Flayer Drone

The reward this drone hands you for going wide isn't combat damage: it's a life-loss trigger that fires every time another colorless creature joins the board. That clause reframes the whole Eldrazi-aggro plan. A 3/1 with first strike can trade up and punch through a lane, but a fragile body swinging into a stabilizing opponent only gets you so far; a board that keeps churning out colorless creatures turns each deployment into a point off the opponent's total, reaching past blockers entirely. The trigger cares about colorless specifically, not Eldrazi, which is the quiet generosity of the design: any devoid creature, any Eldrazi Scion token, any artifact creature that happens to be colorless feeds it, so the build-around is wider than the creature type suggests. First strike keeps that one-toughness body relevant on offense, letting it trade up or slip into a clear lane while the life loss accumulates in the background. The result is a card built to reward density rather than a single splashy play: it wants a deck that floods the board with cheap colorless creatures and converts each entry into reach, the kind of incremental pressure that closes games the red half of its cost can't quite finish alone.