Inspired Sprite

The looter that wants you to keep casting. Most repeatable card-filtering bolts onto a tap ability with no way to reset it, so you get one loot per turn cycle and the body sits idle the rest of the time. This Faerie Wizard ties its untap to a tribal trigger: every Wizard spell you cast refreshes the tap, so in a deck dense with Wizards the loot stops being a once-a-turn ritual and becomes a recurring engine across a single turn. Flash and flying are the supporting cast, letting the 2/2 ambush a flier or come down on the end step to start churning immediately. The reward scales with how committed you are to the type line: cast nothing else and it is an evasive blocker with one tap-to-loot per turn; cast three or four Wizards in a turn and it untaps with each one, smoothing your draws and stocking a graveyard as fast as you can chain spells. The activation costs only the tap, so there is no mana competing with the rest of your turn, which is what lets the engine spin freely once the Wizards start arriving. The trigger keys on casting, not resolving, so it fires even if the Wizard spell gets countered, making it a quieter engine than it looks against interaction. It is built around the synergy multiplier rather than the raw rate, reading as filler outside a tribal shell and as a real value piece inside one.