Mascot Exhibition

Seven mana buys three bodies totaling 9/7 painted across four colors: a White/Black flyer, a Red/White midbody, and a Blue/Red 4/4. That deliberate refusal to line up with any two-color plan is the design point. As a Lesson, this can sit in the main deck and be drawn like anything else, but its payload is tuned for the learn mechanic that fetches from outside the game: a capstone reward you dig for rather than draw, sized to feel earned when the digging pays off. The multicolor, three-token spread is not accidental generosity; nothing about the tokens synergizes with a specific tribe or color pair, which frees the card to be a pure board-presence dump any deck willing to reach for it can cash in. Splitting the payload across three sizes rather than one uniform wall matters: the flying evasion on the smallest token threatens the air while the raw 4/4 anchors the ground, so a single resolution covers both stall points at once. With no immediate impact beyond the bodies, the card does nothing the turn before you can afford it and everything the turn you can, resting entirely on tempo. That is the honest tax on a sorcery that plants nine power in one motion without demanding a board to build on first.