Trostani, Three Whispers

A Trostani who fights instead of gaining life. Every prior bearer of the name plied Selesnya's populate-and-lifegain instincts; this one strips that away and hands you three combat instructions on demand, each keyed to a different color pip in the cost. The design does something clever with the hybrid symbol: vigilance is the cheapest to activate because it is the tamest, deathtouch demands a green pip and generic mana to turn any body into a removal-trading threat, and double strike sits at the top of the ladder as the payoff that ends games. Notice that none of these targets Trostani herself specifically; they land on any creature, which reframes the 4/4 as a repeatable enabler for a wider board rather than a self-sufficient beater. The most punishing line is stacking modes on one creature: deathtouch plus double strike means the first strike damage lethally clears a blocker, and if it's attacking unblocked the double strike still deals damage twice, a "deathtouch double strike" interaction that turns a modest attacker into something no defender wants to stand in front of. What holds it back from being oppressive is that everything costs mana and happens at instant speed only if you have the mana open; the abilities compete with the rest of your turn rather than triggering for free. This is the utility-toolbox version of the Selesnya name: less a value engine than a mana-hungry toolbox that rewards a board wide enough to keep the buttons worth pressing.