Velvetwing Butterflies // Gaze in Wonder

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

Tap-two can occasionally force through combat damage, but a delayed 2/2 flyer is too slow for Modern; Boros may test it.

Could be wrong if A highly creature-centric field could make the Adventure a more useful maindeck combat tool than expected.

Even Boros Aggro has cheaper threats and stronger disruption; a combat-only tap spell plus 3-mana 2/2 misses Legacy efficiency.

Could be wrong if An unusually blocker-dependent creature metagame could create a narrow tempo role.

One card provides tap-two combat tempo and an evasive body, a plausible white-aggro test, but neither half is broadly rate-efficient.

Could be wrong if A new white creature shell could value the two-spell package and play several copies.

Better than Wind Drake because Adventure adds a tap-two spell, but both effects remain low-impact against three opponents.

Could be wrong if A dedicated evasive-combat deck may value the temporary blocker removal more than optimized Commander generally does.

Gaze can tap two blockers for a pivotal attack, then supplies an evasive 2/2; a strong common, though not independently decisive.

Could be wrong if Unknown format speed, removal, and flying density could make the 2/2 body much better or worse than expected.