General Tazri

The Ally tribe got a tutor at the top of its curve, and the tutor is the whole point. Allies were always a board-state mechanic: each one entering triggered the rest, so the deck wanted a way to refill rather than topdeck. The enters-the-battlefield search answers that directly, fetching any Ally to hand and giving the tribe its consistency engine in a single body. The five-color pump ability is the louder line, but it carries a hidden lesson in tribal scaling: the bonus is not flat, it grows with the number of colors among your Allies, which quietly rewards stretching the manabase into all five colors rather than staying tight. That second activation is also what gave this legend a second life outside its home mechanic, though not as a tribal anchor: both abilities are locked to Allies, so the tribe never benefited elsewhere. What carried over was the color identity. A creature whose activated cost demands one mana of every color makes for a five-color commander whose deckbuilding palette opens the entire card pool, and the tutor stays useful as long as you run even a handful of Allies to find. Most tribal lords pump a static team; this legend inverts the order, making you assemble a board before it hands out the reward. The body, a 3/4 for five, is deliberately unremarkable: the design weight lives entirely in what it fetches and what it can become once the rest of the tribe is down.