The original Ravnica: City of Guilds set featured a cycle of over-statted 'Hunted' creatures that created tokens under an opponent's control to combat that creature
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In this example, my opponent attacks me with the 6/6 [c]Thorn Mammoth[/c] which has trample (as youd expect from a mammoth)
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You'll get just as many cards out of a deck filled with Soul Warden, Soul's Attendant, Suture Priest, and Loxodon Warhammer, which are coincidentally some great cards to throw into Food and Fellowship