Vivien of the Arkbow

This is the Vivien who fights. Among the green planeswalkers, the plus-counter-and-fight package is old territory: green has handed out +1/+1 counters and bite-the-creature effects on permanents for years. What distinguishes this version is that the fight half is one-directional. The minus-three points a creature you control at a creature you don't, and the damage flows one way: your creature deals its power, takes nothing back. That is removal dressed as combat, and it sidesteps the usual fight-spell tax of trading your own board into the kill. Pair it with the plus-two, which loads counters onto a single target, and the loyalty math becomes a closed loop: build the creature up on one turn, point it at something the next, and the same body that grew is the one doing the removing. The ultimate is the green planeswalker default (a team-wide anthem with trample to push it through), which is to say it is the part you rarely reach and rarely need to. The card's real weight sits in the first two abilities, both of which advance a creature-centric board rather than generating value in a vacuum. It is a planeswalker built to be cast into an existing battlefield and to make that battlefield lopsided, not one that rebuilds from scratch.