G'raha Tia

The design work here is all in that rate limiter. White has always had access to death-triggered card draw, but rationing it: once per turn, no matter how many of your creatures and artifacts fall in a single combat or board wipe. That clause is what keeps a 3/5 body attached to a repeatable draw engine from spiraling. It rewards a steady trickle of losses (a chump block here, a token sacrificed there) rather than paying you off for a mass casualty, so an attrition plan built to bleed a piece per turn extracts more from it than one built to explode. The trigger also reads artifacts, which quietly pulls Treasure, Food, and Clue-style token strategies into range of a color that normally has to grind for its cards. Reach on the body is the honest touch: at 3/5 it holds a defensive line while the engine ticks, better suited to blocking than racing. It is a patient card, built for grinds where you expect to lose small pieces every turn and want each of those losses to mean something.