Rilsa Rael, Kingpin

A 2/5 with deathtouch is a strange body for a card whose whole plan is aggression, and that mismatch is the point. This Zhentarim boss is built to hold a contested resource: the moment it enters, it hands you the initiative, and a deathtouch wall is exactly the deterrent that keeps opponents from crashing in to punch it back off you. Everything after that is a slow-burn payoff. Handing an attacker deathtouch each combat is a modest effect on its own, useful for trading up but hardly a threat. The dungeon-completion clause is where the axis shifts entirely: once you've walked a dungeon end to end, that same attacker also gets +5/+0, first strike, and menace, turning a single swing into a lethal, hard-to-block finisher that kills anything it touches. The loop is tight and self-reinforcing: the deathtouch body protects the initiative, holding the initiative sends you deeper into the Undercity, and finishing the dungeon converts every future attack step into a kill. Attacking is both how you defend the resource and how you profit from it, so the card never asks you to choose between offense and control. It rewards one specific discipline above all: keeping the initiative in your possession turn after turn, refusing to surrender the resource that makes the whole engine run.