Trolls of Tel-Jilad

A regenerator that shields green and itself: the activation reads "target green creature," which means the troll can keep its own 5/6 frame standing while extending that same protection to every other green body on your side. That single restriction tells you what the card is built around. Green's identity in this era leaned on the big, mono-colored ground stall, and a body this size that can absorb combat and survive removal is a payoff for committing hard to one color. The 5/6 stat line does its own heavy lifting: it blocks almost everything in its weight class profitably, and the regeneration shield carries that durability across the whole green team for a recurring trickle of mana. The seven-mana deploy, followed by a tax every time you want to wall up a creature, means the protection scales with how much mana you can spare rather than arriving for free; that cost structure caps how far it can run away with a game and keeps the regeneration honest. It is a slow, deliberate expression of green's color-pie identity from a period when resilience over speed was the pitch: a creature that refuses to die and lends that refusal out across your green creatures, one regeneration at a time.