Ox Drover
Group-hug design with a subtractive edge, which is the interesting part. The gift here (a 2/4 Ox token, handed to an opponent, paired with a card for you) reads like pure political goodwill: you're giving away a chunky blocker and drawing off it, so the table has no reason to fight you. But the tokens go to a single opponent each time, and the drover itself walks past every one of them (it can't be blocked by Oxen), so the very bodies you keep manufacturing can never stop the source that made them: this 4/4 attacks into the opponent you targeted unimpeded by the Oxen you gave them while the rest of the table sits behind walls it also can't cross well. The result is a value engine dressed as charity: repeatable card draw on both entry and attack, a vigilant body that stays back to defend while it does it, and a growing wall problem that lands on the rivals you least want developing. It's a clever inversion of the usual token generator, which builds your own board; this one seeds the table with bodies while quietly guaranteeing your attacker is immune to them. The 2/4 statline on the gifted Oxen matters too: sturdy enough to gum up combat between your opponents, low enough in power to rarely close a game on their own. A card built for a table, designed so the draw engine and the political cover are the same mechanic.
