Solemn Doomguide

Unearth was born as a keyword that lived on the graveyard cards themselves: a creature printed with the ability baked in, buying one attack before exiling itself. This projects that same one-shot recursion outward, handing the keyword to four of the most common creature classes at once rather than to a single card. The reach is enormous, since those four classes cover a huge slice of the creature pool, so almost any body that has died in a deck of a certain shape suddenly carries a rebuy button. But the terms are strict: sorcery-speed only, and the returned creature is exiled at the next end step. That exile clause is what pays for the breadth, and it also shapes what the card wants. Because the creature is exiled rather than dying, it triggers no death abilities on the way out; you are renting attackers and enters-the-battlefield value a turn at a time, not rebuilding a board or feeding sacrifice loops. The 4/5 flying body is doing real work, since the engine only runs while this survives; evasion paired with a toughness that ducks most incidental burn keeps the anchor on the table. It is a rare static ability that grants a keyword to an entire category of cards at once, which is cleaner and more repeatable than the case-by-case reanimation these colors usually offer.