Quarrel

Selesnya Aggro can turn a developed creature into instant-speed removal, but needing both a creature and enough power makes it unreliable.

Could be wrong if Durable, high-power Standard creatures or a creature-heavy metagame could make it a regular inclusion.

The Rock could test it against larger creatures, but Fatal Push and other independent removal make this 1G board-dependent spell narrow.

Could be wrong if A creature-heavy metagame where its power-based damage reaches targets Push cannot could raise sideboard adoption.

At 1G and requiring a creature already in play, it is much less reliable than Modern's cheap independent interaction; no clear listed shell needs it.

Could be wrong if A green creature shell with unusually large, resilient bodies could make it a narrow sideboard tool.

Legacy's exceptional mana efficiency and cheap interaction leave little room for conditional two-mana creature removal that needs a board.

Could be wrong if A future green creature strategy that reliably presents oversized threats could create a niche use.

Elves can supply creatures and may value one-sided instant removal, but small bodies and stronger independent removal constrain it to a niche role.

Could be wrong if If common green decks consistently field large bodies, its instant speed could make it a more frequent inclusion.

Large or deathtouch creatures turn this into cheap removal, but it is blank without a creature and can answer only creatures.

Could be wrong if More combat-focused tables or commanders that provide reliable large bodies would improve its inclusion rate.

Two-mana instant one-sided creature removal is highly efficient and scales with normal creature curves, though it needs a suitable body.

Could be wrong if Token-heavy boards, undersized green creatures, or unusually efficient opposing removal could lower its reliability.