Water Tribe Captain

Five mana for a one-turn team pump is a deliberately dear price, and that gap between the activation cost and the payoff is what shapes this card's job. The body arrives at a fair rate, but the ability is a mana sink built for board states that have already gone wide: an anthem you rent by the turn rather than own outright. Where a permanent lord bakes its bonus into the stats, this asks you to spend late-game mana you would otherwise have nowhere to put, converting a flooded hand into a burst of combat damage. The Ally tag hints at a go-wide identity, and the ability rewards exactly that: on an empty board it does nothing worth five mana, but across a full team the arithmetic tilts hard in your favor. It is a closer for the kind of deck that fills the ground early and then needs one more push to get its creatures past blockers or over a stabilized life total, dressed as a common-tier body that trades its raw efficiency for a repeatable finishing gear.