Lumra, Bellow of the Woods
Green has recurred lands from the graveyard for a long time, but the usual template asks you to spend a card or a sacrifice to do it: Splendid Reclamation, Crucible of Worlds, Ramunap Excavator. Here the recursion rides the same enters trigger that fills the yard, and that coupling is the whole point. The mill four is not incidental value; it is the fuel. Fetchlands, sacrifice lands, anything already lost to a wrath, plus whatever the four cards happen to surface all come back tapped on arrival, and the body grows by exactly that many. A creature whose power and toughness count from lands you control is only as large as your land count, so the design hands you a way to spike that count in the same breath it names the stat. That self-referential loop distinguishes it from the flat "lands matter" payoff: it does not wait for a graveyard worth reanimating, it manufactures one and cashes it in immediately. Vigilance and reach round it into a defensive body that still swings, which suits a card that wants to sit back and accrue. The tapped clause is the toll that keeps the swing honest: the lands arrive, but not the mana, so the tempo pays for itself a turn later rather than up front.
