Kraul Harpooner
Anti-flyer creatures usually settle for defense: reach, a body stout enough to survive the block, and a bet that the opponent keeps attacking through the air. This one refuses to wait. The reach still deters flyers, but the undergrowth clause turns a would-be wall into a proactive answer, letting it reach up and drag an evasive threat out of the sky the moment it lands. The scaling is the cleverness: the +X/+0 counts creature cards in your graveyard, so a 3/2 that trades even against a bare board can kill something far above its size once the yard has been fed. That the pump is power-only shapes the fight into a spear rather than a shield: it punches through targets a small green body could never trade with, though with only 2 toughness it often takes lethal back in the exchange. Against a defenseless flyer or one with negligible power, it can win the fight and stick around, so calling this pure trade-up removal undersells it; the graveyard math decides whether it survives. The "up to one" targeting is what keeps it from ever being dead weight: with nothing airborne to answer, it skips the fight and stays a plain green two-drop, never rotting in hand against a ground-bound board. It patches the exact axis green has always been soft to, using a resource green accrues naturally as games run long, and it only gets meaner the deeper the graveyard runs.
