Seething Pathblazer

The Elemental tribal finisher built to spend the tribe rather than reward keeping it wide. The math is brutal and deliberate: every activation eats a body to swing this one for an extra two with first strike, so the card converts a board of cheap Elementals into a single lethal attacker. That sacrifice clause is doing double duty as both the engine and the cost. It wants a deck stacked with expendable bodies (the kind that have already done their job, or that come with death triggers worth cashing in) rather than asking you to throw away anything you would miss. First strike is what makes the repeated pump matter: a 2/2 climbing to 4/2, then 6/2, with first strike at each step, eats blockers without taking damage back, cracking a stalled ground into a clean opening. The trade-off is self-limiting and honest: you shrink the board to grow one threat, and a single well-timed removal spell can leave you holding nothing. It is built for the aggressive corner of a tribe that rarely got a payoff this direct, a way to cash quantity in for one decisive swing.