Megaflora Jungle

Planes fall into two rough camps: the ones that punish everyone equally and the ones that quietly bias a game state toward whoever built around them. This one lands in the second camp, and it does so with a static effect that reshapes the whole board rather than firing once. Anchoring the buff to mana value 2 or less is the clever part: it turns the entire table's mana dorks, one-drop hatebears, aristocrat fodder, and cheap tokens into a swarm of 3/3s and better, and because the effect is symmetric, the player who flooded the board with cheap bodies before the planar die ever rolled walks away most rewarded. Whenever chaos ensues, the plane spawns a flying Butterfly, a small on-theme green Insect that folds neatly into the plane's Gargantikar identity and gives repeated rolls a payoff beyond the noise. The interaction between the two abilities is what distinguishes it from a flat anthem: the Butterfly it makes is itself a 1/1, which the static ability immediately pumps to a 3/3 flyer, so the plane feeds its own buff. It rewards going wide and going cheap, and it changes the math on every low-cost creature at the table the instant it is revealed.