Windswift Slice

Fight-effect removal has always leaned on the attacker's power as a blunt instrument: point your big creature at their small one and the difference is wasted. This one turns the waste into the payoff. Only your creature deals damage, so it kills without taking a scratch back, and every point of power beyond what was needed to finish the target gets converted into 1/1 Elf Warrior tokens. The design inverts the usual math of green removal, where trampling an oversized creature into a small blocker leaves overkill on the table; here the overkill is the reward. A punchy 6/6 pointed at a 1/1 is a removal spell that also builds a board, and the wider the power gap, the larger the return. Casting at instant speed sharpens the arithmetic: respond to a block or a pump and you can size the exchange to maximize excess, or ambush a smaller attacker and walk away with a squad. It asks for a deck already built around a large, resilient creature, since the token payout scales directly off the power you bring, and it rewards the same board states green wants anyway: one big threat, plenty of small ones to protect it. The excess-damage-to-tokens conversion is a tidy piece of design that reads the graveyard's usual overkill as raw material rather than lost value.