Judith, Carnage Connoisseur

The Rakdos payoff that finally lets spellslinger and aristocrats share the same engine. Every instant or sorcery you cast forces a choice, and the two modes pull in opposite strategic directions: one turns a damage-dealing burn spell into a life-swing lethal threat by handing it deathtouch and lifelink, the other converts the same cast into a token that punishes opponents when it dies. The first mode rewards you for pointing spells at creatures (a deathtouch-lifelink bolt trades up and gains you the life besides); the second builds a board of Imps that want to be sacrificed, each carrying a two-damage death-trigger. That second mode is the sharper half, because it turns a control shell's card flow into an inevitability clock without asking you to change what spells you play. Judith's earlier printing, the human named simply Judith, the Scourge Diva, was a static anthem-and-ping engine that cared about creatures dying on your side; this version reroutes the same carnage-connoisseur flavor into an instant-and-sorcery trigger, which is a meaningfully different deck. The 3/4 body is beside the point: what you are buying at five mana is a repeatable modal choice that scales with every spell in the deck, and the tension between "make this spell lethal" and "make more bodies to feed the sacrifice engine" is the whole reason to run her over a flatter payoff.