Minotaur Sureshot

A common-rarity Minotaur asked to cover two weaknesses that ground-based red decks usually just live with. Reach gives the 2/3 body a defensive ceiling above its frame, letting it sit back and trade with the fliers a low-to-the-ground deck normally can't touch; the repeatable pump turns that same body into a threat in the late game, where surplus red mana would otherwise do nothing. So the card scales in both directions: a wall when you're behind, a beater once you've stabilized. The pump feeds both modes at once, since it can fire during combat while blocking to push through enough damage to kill a bigger attacker. The limitation that keeps the rate honest is that it adds only power, never toughness: it makes the body hit harder but does nothing for its survivability, so it never becomes an undercosted brick wall that also happens to swing. That split of jobs is why a card like this earns its slot: it plugs a tribal aggro deck's vulnerability to evasion without giving up its ability to close a game out. Modest on its own, but a clean answer to the perennial red-deck problem of having nothing to do with flood and nothing to throw in front of a flier.