Rhys the Redeemed

A one-mana legendary token engine, and the rare commander built entirely from its activated abilities rather than its body. The 1/1 frame is incidental; the card is a two-stage machine. The first ability is the slow drip, one token at a time for three mana, and on its own it would be a footnote. The doubling ability is the point: it copies every creature token you control at once, and because the drip makes those tokens, Rhys feeds itself. The structural trick is that the doubler scales with the board it created, so each activation is exponential rather than additive: ten tokens become twenty, twenty become forty, and a single untapped turn can convert a modest army into a lethal one. Every cost in both abilities can be paid with green or white, which lets a single permanent run the whole sequence and matters because the engine rewards getting it onto the battlefield ahead of curve and keeping it there. What balances it is the tap symbol and the sheer mana investment: both abilities compete for the same activation, so you choose between widening and multiplying each turn, and the doubler's six-mana price means the explosive turn has to be set up rather than stumbled into. The design anticipates anthem and overrun effects without printing them, trusting that a player who can flood the board with copies will find the payoff that turns wide into dead.