Soul of the Harvest

The card-draw payoff that pays only for the real creatures. That nontoken clause does the balancing work: it shuts out the token-swarm decks that would otherwise turn this into a one-card refill engine, and instead rewards a board built from individually meaningful bodies. The restriction sorts it cleanly into go-wide-with-real-creatures strategies rather than the sacrifice-and-spew shells that prey on more permissive draw triggers. It belongs among green's creature-payoffs that convert deployment into resources, and the trigger keys on how those creatures arrive, not on whether they were hardcast: any other nontoken creature you control entering feeds it, so reanimation, blink effects, and creatures cheated into play all count alongside a normal curve-out. That "enters" wording rewards green-into-other-colors shells built to flicker and recur creatures, not just the aggro deck emptying its hand. The 6/6 trample frame matters because it stops the card from being a pure value piece left to grind: it is also a clock, so an opponent who chooses to ignore the card advantage (a real option, since a draw engine with no board presence is something you can simply race) faces a body large enough to end the game on its own, and removing it to cut the cards then costs them tempo against everything else you have committed. The trigger is a "may," which keeps it from decking you out across a long game and lets you hold cards when the next draw would hurt. Green's reward for committing creatures, here, is more creatures to commit, behind a body too large to wait out.