Galadriel, Gift-Giver

The trigger word doing the heavy lifting here is "or attacks." Most modal enters-the-battlefield creatures give you one choice and one payoff; a body that repeats its menu every combat turns a single value pick into a compounding engine, and the fact that all three modes are useful-but-modest is what keeps a 4/4 for five honest. The counter mode reads as the aggressive line (grow a threat that then closes games faster), but the two token modes are the quieter design point: Treasure folds ramp and fixing into an attacker, Food is a slow lifegain drip that stabilizes without demanding a dedicated payoff. None of these individually justifies the slot; the appeal is that you never have to commit to which axis you want at deckbuild time, because the menu comes back on every swing. That structure rewards a body built to keep attacking, which is why the 4/4 stat line matters more than it looks: it wants to survive combat, not trade in it. This sits in the value-attacker lineage, creatures like Adeline, Resplendent Cathar that reward getting into combat, but where those pin down a single reward, this one keeps the choice open, letting one card feed whatever plan the game happens to be asking for at that moment.