Kabira Outrider

A pump spell stapled to a body, sized by how many roles your board fills. The enters trigger snapshots your team (up to one member each from four archetypal classes) and converts that count into a temporary boost on a single creature. Because this Warrior always tallies itself, the buff floors at +1/+1 and climbs toward +4/+4 as more roles come online. That self-inclusion is the load-bearing decision: the creature registers in the same total it reads, seeding one point of the party count the moment it resolves. What keeps the effect from becoming permanent stat inflation is the until-end-of-turn window landing on one target: you cash the pump in combat that turn or it evaporates. The ceiling stays gated behind actually assembling a diverse board rather than merely dumping creatures, which is the whole point of a scaling reward built around role diversity. Design-wise this is the modest, common-rarity demonstration of that reward pattern, the version that teaches what a filled-out board feels like before the higher rarities push the payoff harder. It answers a real question a diversity mechanic poses: how to reward running four distinct creature types without printing four separate build-arounds. Scaling triggers are the answer, and this is one of the cleanest, plainest expressions of it.