Ordinary Bear

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

A four-mana vanilla attacker has no immediate value, synergy, or resilience for Modern's efficient creature and combo landscape.

Could be wrong if An unusually important Bear-tribal payoff could create a narrow home, but none is supplied.

Legacy demands exceptional rate or unique utility; a four-mana 4/5 with no text is not a credible competitive card.

Could be wrong if Unprovided tribal support or a niche creature-tutoring shell could marginally improve it.

A 4/5 can dominate combat, but four mana for no card advantage or immediate effect is far behind Pauper's synergistic threats.

Could be wrong if A slow, removal-light metagame could make its oversized body a fringe curve-topper.

A vanilla 4/5 offers too little multiplayer impact or synergy; even modest utility creatures substantially outperform it.

Could be wrong if Dedicated Bear-typal decks could want it for creature-type density, though that alone is a weak case.

Four mana for 4/5 is an efficient common-sized body that blocks and attacks well, though it lacks evasion, value, and synergy text.

Could be wrong if Unknown set speed, removal, and archetypes could make a vanilla ground creature either premium or replaceable.