The Rani

Weaponized goad, dressed up as a value engine. Goad usually reads as a political tool: it forces a creature to attack, and in a multiplayer game the attack lands on anyone but you. This design turns that redirection into a card-draw faucet. The Mark of the Rani token bolts +2/+2 onto an opponent's creature, points it at your rivals, and the second ability pays you off every time a goaded body connects with any opponent. The pump matters as much as the compulsion: a goaded creature that would have bounced off blockers now has the muscle to punch through, and each hit that lands feeds you a Clue. The trick is that both triggers, enter and attack, generate a new token, so the engine restocks its own targets, but only if the 3/4 is on the offensive. That body is doing more work than a value-engine framing suggests: it has to keep swinging to keep marking, which means it wants to be attacking into the same rivals it is siccing everyone else on, absorbing some risk to keep the machine fed. The result is one of the few designs that reads goad not as a defensive deterrent but as an offensive resource, using an opponent's own creatures as your draw step, with a commander that has to stay in the fight to bank the profit.