Gurmag Nightwatch

Dig three, keep up to one, bin the rest: this is a self-mill enabler wearing the frame of a midsize body, and the enters trigger is what you are actually paying for. That top-card selection separates it from blind mill, functioning like a compressed dig that sets up your next draw while feeding a graveyard with delve fuel, flashback targets, or reanimation fodder. The 3/3 is incidental; the creature is a delivery vehicle for the trigger. What makes the design flexible is the way each mana pip can be paid with two generic instead of a colored symbol, so a graveyard deck of almost any color combination can run it while still counting as a Sultai card on paper. That is the tension the design resolves: graveyard payoffs usually demand real color commitment, and this asks for almost none, trading raw efficiency (six mana is a steep price when you pay it entirely in generic) for the freedom to run it anywhere the graveyard matters. The card refuses to fight your manabase; it just wants a yard worth stocking.