Strixhaven Skycoach

A land tutor to hand stapled to an evasive body, and the split personality is the reason to look twice at the rate. The fetch behaves like Pilgrim's Eye rather than a ramp spell: the land goes to your hand, not the battlefield, so it does not accelerate you the way a green sorcery would. Instead it fixes and thins, guaranteeing your next drop while trimming a land off future draws. What that buys is a colorless enters trigger available to any deck willing to run the card, which is the whole reason for putting the effect on an artifact instead of a spell. Crew 2 keeps the body honest: the 3/2 flier only swings when you spend creatures to animate it, so the fetch is the reason to run the card and the beats are a bonus you access when the board allows. That's the design idea worth noting. Most vehicles ask you to justify the crew tax against the payoff of attacking; this one hands you value the moment it enters, then leaves the flying as an option you can ignore on turns when tapping down your creatures would cost more than it gains.