The Sackville-Bagginses

With token fodder, its ETB upgrades a token into a card and Treasure; above Qarsi Revenant's 57 profile, but weak as a bare 2/2.

Could be wrong if The unknown post-release token supply and whether a black sacrifice shell becomes tiered.

A one-shot conversion engine; without a supplied established sacrifice shell, it falls below Culling Ritual (57) as fringe synergy.

Could be wrong if Existing enablers may make the ETB more reliable, or stronger two-drops may crowd it out.

Below Soulless Jailer (53): it needs fodder and offers no disruption, leaving it as a narrow artifact/token-sacrifice engine.

Could be wrong if Cheap artifacts or a token loop could create an unlisted combo; absent that, its floor is too low.

Free artifacts help its ETB, but a conditional one-shot payoff should remain well below Emry's 69-point adoption in this efficient field.

Could be wrong if Lotus Petal and other free artifacts may support a stronger combo shell than revealed context shows.

It turns token artifacts into a card, Treasure, and damage, making it stronger than Commander’s Sphere (55) in matching decks but not broadly universal.

Could be wrong if Optimized lists may lack enough disposable tokens, and the one-shot ETB may prove too replaceable.

Token density makes its ETB a strong value swing and Treasure spending drains, but its empty-board floor is only a 2/2.

Could be wrong if Draft speed, removal, and actual token density are unknown; it can be poor without fodder.