Terrific Team-Up

Fight spells have always paid a tax for their tempo: pointing your creature at an opponent's means both of you swing, and the classic template (Prey Upon and its kin) hands the defender a free trade back. This one refuses that symmetry. The bite is one-directional (your creatures deal damage to theirs, and take none in return), and it can gang up: one or two of your creatures each throw their power at a single target, turning a couple of modest bodies into a removal spell that also survives. The +1/+0 rider does quiet but deliberate work, letting a 3/x reach a four-toughness threat it could not otherwise cross. The cost reduction is what makes the rate sing. Green traffics in fat permanents by nature, so the mana-value-four gate is a condition the deck it wants to live in has already met by the time this matters; the printed cost is the ceiling, not the expectation, and in practice this is a two-mana instant that clears a blocker while your board grows. That combination (instant speed, no counterswing, scalable damage, and a discount green pays almost for free) makes it a combat interaction spell dressed as a pump effect, and the honesty of the design is that it only ever points outward: it kills something of theirs, never trades away something of yours.