Plow Through

The green fight spell is cheap because it never removes anything cleanly: it wants a creature already deployed, and it returns damage to your own attacker blow for blow. Grafted onto that combat mode here is a second option that asks nothing of your board. The Vehicle line is one-mana destruction with no fight, no risk, no creature required at all. That makes the card two answers occupying one slot: removal-by-combat when you have a threat to point, and a clean kill for a Vehicle when you don't. The split matters because of how Vehicles sit on defense: uncrewed, one is only an artifact, so it dodges creature-only fight effects until an opponent chooses to animate it and swing. Green is glad to blow up artifacts, but its combat removal cannot reach an inert Vehicle; this lets you name that Vehicle on your own terms rather than waiting for the crew step, all without bending green off its creature-fights-creature template. The bundling is the entire point: the fight half is a dead card when your side of the board is empty, and dedicated Vehicle removal is too narrow to run maindeck on its own, but pairing them makes it far likelier that at least one mode is live against a given opponent. A card that would otherwise rot in hand instead answers a creature or a Vehicle when the board presents one.