Labyrinth Raptor

Menace has always been a soft evasion keyword: it forces two blockers, but two blockers still kill the attacker and eat the damage. This turns that requirement into a punishment. Any creature you control with menace that gets blocked doesn't just demand two bodies, it demolishes one of them before combat damage is even assigned, and the defender picks which of the blockers to lose. That reframes the whole math of blocking against a menace board. Double-blocking a 2/2 normally trades two small creatures for one; here the defender sacrifices a blocker for the privilege of blocking, so gang-blocking becomes strictly worse than taking the hit for most of the game. The pump ability closes the loop by scaling the whole team wide, turning a swarm of menace attackers into a proposition where every block costs a creature and every unblocked attacker still connects. The design leans on a single condition (menace) to unify an evasion keyword with a sacrifice-edict engine, so the card is only as good as the menace count around it, and it rewards a deck stacked with two-power threats rather than one big attacker. As a lone body it is a modest 2/2 with a keyword; surrounded by menace creatures it converts the enemy's only defensive option into attrition, making defense itself a losing exchange.