Kragma Warcaller

The payoff that a Minotaur tribal deck was always going to need a lord, and this one stacks two structural effects rather than the usual flat +1/+1 anthem. Haste is the part that converts a clunky beatdown plan into a tempo plan: a 2/3 anchor at five mana is unexciting, but the moment it lands, every Minotaur you draw afterward enters ready to swing, which collapses the gap between deploying a threat and pressuring the opponent. The +2/+0 trigger is where the math turns lopsided. It fires per attacking Minotaur, so a wide board does not get a single anthem bonus; each creature that attacks gets its own swing of damage, and the team's clock compounds with the body count rather than the lord's stats. That design choice is deliberate: it keeps the lord's own 2/3 frame modest while loading the reward onto the attack step, where a tribal deck wants to be spending its turns anyway. The tension is that none of it does anything on defense. The haste only matters on the turns you are pushing forward, and the pump only reads on attackers, so this is a card built to make a board commit to the race and rarely worth holding back. It is the engine that asks a Minotaur deck to play like an aggro deck, not a midrange one.