Garruk, Primal Hunter

This is the Garruk whose middle ability rewrote what a green planeswalker could do for a board it built itself. The plus makes a 3/3 every turn, which is fine, but the engine is the minus three: draw cards equal to the greatest power among your creatures. Stand him up next to a +1 token and he refunds three cards immediately; back him with anything fat (a hexproof beater, a doubled-up token, a creature that grew) and the draw spikes into the territory where the game is simply over. Green's card advantage had always come slowly, attached to creatures or stapled to expensive sorceries; this folded refueling directly into the color's strength, turning a wide or tall board into raw cards rather than asking you to leave it home. The ultimate is almost a formality: a 6/6 Wurm per land is more kill than any deck running him needs. What makes the design sing is the loyalty math. He enters at 3, the minus three is live the turn he lands if you have a creature out, and the +1 climbs him back toward safety while feeding the very board that makes the draw bigger. Every line he offers points at the same plan, deploy threats, then convert them into more threats, which is precisely the green midrange dream and why he became a fixture wherever that dream had a home.