Peema Outrider

Fabricate is the keyword that splits a creature into two questions, and this is a tidy statement of the choice at stake: keep the stats on one body or spread them across the board. Put the counter here and you get a 4/4 trampler for four, a fine aggressive body that wants to push damage through. Take the Servo instead and you keep a 3/3 trampler plus a 1/1 artifact creature, trading combat reach for an extra permanent that feeds sacrifice effects, crewing, or anything that counts bodies on artifacts. The trample is the detail that makes the first mode worth considering: most fabricate creatures are happiest building a wide board, but a 4/4 with trample turns the counter into a genuine threat rather than a marginal upgrade. That tension (one big trampler versus a green beater that also seeds the artifact theme) is the entire design, and it resolves at the moment the creature enters, before you know which line the game wants. As a piece of the green half of an artifact-matters environment, it is doing exactly the job it was built for: a midrange green creature that asks one small question on entry and answers either way without disappointing.