Walking Bulwark

Defender exists to divorce a creature's body from its offensive value: give something a fat rear and no way to swing, and you get a wall priced under its stats. This Golem's activated ability picks that lock, but with a twist most defender-enablers skip. It does not just let a wall attack; it swaps the attacker's damage assignment to toughness, so the very stat that made the wall a good blocker becomes its attack power. A 0/3 that could never threaten anything suddenly hits for three. The activation is repeatable and untethered from the creature it targets, so one Bulwark can turn a board of defensive bodies into a lethal turn, but the sorcery-speed clause is the wire that keeps it grounded: no ambushing after blocks are declared, no flashing your walls into aggression during the opponent's combat. Because the haste rider comes stapled to each activation, a freshly cast wall can attack the turn it lands, which matters for any archetype that piles up high-toughness enters-the-battlefield engines and wants to close before the value grind reverses. It belongs to a small line of cards built to make defenders relevant on offense, and this one is the cleanest expression of the toughness-as-power conversion at the lowest possible cost.