Vizier of the Scorpion

Amass builds a single Army by piling counters onto one body, and a lone token is easy for the opponent to plan around: chump it, race it, block it with something they don't mind losing. This card rewrites that calculation by handing deathtouch to every Zombie token you control, which includes the Army it makes on entry (Army tokens are themselves Zombies). Suddenly the fat single body an Amass deck has been assembling threatens to kill anything that touches it, so blocks become trades and attacks into it become suicidal. The entry trigger keeps the engine self-sufficient: it feeds its own Army the moment it lands rather than needing a separate token-maker to justify the anthem. That said, the deathtouch clause only pays off when there are tokens to point it at, so the card wants to sit inside a Zombie-and-Army shell rather than carry a board by itself. Alone it makes a small counter and stands there; surrounded by expendable bodies it converts a pile of throwaway creatures into a mutual-destruction standoff, which is combat math a swarm of small attackers rarely gets to impose.