Mirkwood Meditator

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

Fetchlands can enable 4/2 attacks, but a three-mana creature with no card advantage, evasion, or interaction is below Modern's rate.

Could be wrong if A newly viable blue landfall shell could make repeated landfall attacks worth the slot.

Even with fetchlands, a three-mana conditional combat creature lacks the immediate, unique impact Legacy demands.

Could be wrong if An unforeseen landfall-focused shell with unusually cheap land drops could test it.

Unlike Guttersnipe, it supplies neither reach nor an engine; a temporary 4/2 is unlikely to justify a three-mana creature slot.

Could be wrong if A competitive blue-green landfall deck could value its 2/4 defensive floor more highly.

It is a cheap attacker in landfall decks, but repeated triggers never grow it beyond 4/2 and it offers no cards, mana, or multiplayer scaling.

Could be wrong if A commander that rewards repeated land entries and combat damage could make the low-cost body more useful.

A three-mana 2/4 is a strong early blocker, and later land drops can turn it into a meaningful 4-power attack while retaining the option to defend.

Could be wrong if Unknown removal density and draft speed determine whether changing to 2 toughness is too costly.