Markov Enforcer

A repeatable fight engine wearing tribal clothing, and the trigger condition is what turns a fair six-drop into an attrition machine. The fight fires off every Vampire you control that enters, not just this one, so in a board built around cheap Vampires each new body doubles as a removal spell aimed at an opponent's line. Because the fight is directed at a creature an opponent controls, the engine is pointed outward by design: it clears their board rather than threatening your own. The 6/6 body is the piece that keeps the loop alive. Fight is a two-way exchange, and enough toughness means this thing usually survives the creatures it picks off, so the same source can fire again the next time a Vampire hits the battlefield. The Blood-token clause is the payoff that separates it from a pure beater: any creature it damages and kills the same turn nets a Blood token, so a repeatable fight source feeds a repeatable card-filtering artifact, and value stacks on every trade. Note what those Blood tokens actually do, though: they discard and draw, filtering your hand rather than gaining or draining life, so this is not the lifegain thread Vampires often run on. It leans the tribe toward grind: convert kills into Blood, sink Blood into fresh cards, keep the enter-the-battlefield triggers coming with a curve packed full of cheap Vampires.