Ratadrabik of Urborg

Legend death has always been a two-way street: you get the trigger, but you also lose the body, and most payoffs for it (aristocrat drains, sacrifice value) treat the creature as expended fuel. This inverts that math. The dying legend does not go away; it comes back stripped of its legend status, so the copy dodges the legend rule that would otherwise force a duplicate to the graveyard, and it lands as a fully rebuilt permanent with all its abilities intact. That "not legendary" clause is the load-bearing line: it turns a supertype the game normally punishes you for doubling into a resource you can now stack, running a second Sheoldred or a second Kroxa off the copy while the original stays buried. The 2/2 black Zombie coat of paint is more than a downgrade tax; it plugs the copy into every zombie-tribal and aristocrat axis the deck already runs, and the vigilance-granting line means those copies attack without dropping their guard. Notice too that the trigger only cares that another legend dies, not how, so a sacrifice outlet that used to hand you a one-time death payoff now hands you a permanent recreation of the creature as well. A 3/3 with ward is a soft body, but the ability rewards you for fielding the game's most demanding legends, and it converts their deaths from a loss into an engine.