Venomspout Brackus

Green's standing weakness against evasion turned into a repeatable answer, built right into a sturdy ground body. The color has always paid awkwardly for its anti-air, leaning on reach blockers that trade once or one-shot fight spells that demand a target on the board. This one stays on the table and keeps the skies dangerous: tap it, pay , and burn any flier for five, enough to clear nearly every winged threat it will meet in combat. What pays for that repetition is the targeting restriction on the ability. It only reaches a flier that is attacking or blocking, so it has no answer to a flier sitting back on defense and idles when no air is in motion. It punishes commitment rather than presence, which makes it a deterrent as much as a removal engine: opponents learn not to send flying attackers into open green mana. Note also that activating it taps the creature, so it cannot attack and burn a flier in the same combat; the air-defense role and the ground beatdown compete for the same turn. Morph hides the steep cost behind a cheap face-down body, letting it come down early and unmask into the anti-air role when the matchup demands it. The flip telegraphs nothing specific (any morph could be anything), so the reveal often catches an evasive attacker mid-swing, paying off the bluff a hidden card always carries.