Jedit Ojanen of Efrava

Landwalk has always traded on a streak of color-pie irony: the more your opponent commits to the same terrain you do, the more it punishes them, and forestwalk is the version pointed squarely at green mirrors and the basic-Forest manabases that fill them. This take on the character builds an entire army around that premise. A 5/5 for six is a respectable green body on its own, but the trigger is the engine: every attack or block spawns another 2/2 that inherits the same forestwalk. Against any deck controlling a Forest, the whole brood is flatly unblockable, not merely evasive, and the defending player has no recourse short of removing the source or sweeping the board. The token factory firing on block as well as attack is what makes it inevitable rather than merely aggressive; it grows your side whether you are pressing or holding the line, so a ground stall that would freeze most fatties instead compounds in your favor every combat. Left alive across two or three turns, it stops being a creature and becomes a self-replicating clock, each new Cat Warrior another lane through an opponent who chose the wrong color to share with you. The earlier incarnation of Jedit was a bigger body with nothing to do but swing; the redesign keeps the character oversized but redirects the power into multiplication, and the shared keyword is the part that turns quantity into lethal.