Maja, Bretagard Protector

Every land drop does double duty here: it advances your game plan, and it drops a 1/1 white Human Warrior onto the board, which the anthem immediately grows into a 2/2. Two loops feed the same verb (put lands into play), and the deckbuilding lesson written into the card is to run enough land, fetches, and bounce effects that those loops keep compounding rather than firing once. Neither half impresses in isolation: the anthem is a modest lord, the token trigger a single body per land. Fold them together and the land that fixes your mana also builds and buffs your army. The restraint is the frame itself, a 2/3 that pumps everyone except itself, which tethers it to a battlefield you have to assemble first rather than letting it close games alone. Green-white go-wide has been stitched together from separate parts for years (mass token makers, static anthems, ramp payoffs); consolidating the ramp trigger and the anthem into one legendary frame is a tidy synthesis of that lineage, handing back an army sized to the pace of your land drops.