Pygmy Razorback

Trample on a 2/1 for is the kind of unremarkable green common that filled out early aggressive decks: a creature that wants to attack the turn it untaps, hits a little harder than its toughness suggests it should, and asks for nothing in return. The body is fragile enough that any chump blocker or burn spell trades up against it, which is the cost of getting trample stapled to a two-drop this cheap. It fills the curve slot between one-drop and three-drop pressure, and the keyword does just enough work to keep a topdeck relevant when the opponent stabilizes behind a single blocker. There is no engine here, no synergy hook, no second mode: a Boar that runs forward and occasionally pokes through. Designed as common-rarity beatdown fodder for a green aggro deck, and unremarkable enough to fade from memory soon after.