Subira, Tulzidi Caravanner

A payoff card looking for a swarm that most builds never quite fielded: the design keys on the specific power-2-or-less band that describes tokens, mana dorks, and the bottom rows of a curve. The unblockable ability is the cheap, repeatable glue, but note the wording: it targets another creature, so she can never open a lane for herself. Her body is support, never the beneficiary; for a single mana she guarantees a small attacker connects, turning chump-blockable bodies into reliable damage. The second ability is where the card commits to a philosophy. Emptying your hand to draw a card for each small creature that lands combat damage is a wheel-style refill that only pays off when a board is already wide and already connecting, and the discard cost means you cash out at the exact moment a normal aggro deck would be running on fumes. That tension defines her: the more small bodies swinging, the more the trade favors you, and the emptier your hand, the less the discard costs. She punishes half-measures, demanding a critical mass of one- and two-power threats before either ability earns its mana. Haste keeps her relevant the turn she lands, but her real job is engine, not beater: a refuel valve for a go-wide red deck that has already tipped its whole hand onto the table.