Haunt of the Dead Marshes

Below Dryad Arbor's 38-level utility: a 1/1 scry body and three-mana, legend-gated recursion lack immediate Modern impact.

Could be wrong if A proven legendary sacrifice or graveyard shell could make repeatable bodies worth a slot.

Legacy's efficient threats and graveyard tools leave little room for a 1/1 whose recursion costs 2B and needs a legend.

Could be wrong if A cheap, resilient legendary sacrifice engine could turn the recursion into useful redundancy.

The recurring body could support attrition, but the legendary-creature gate is a major unsupported constraint and 2B is slow for a 1/1.

Could be wrong if Available common legendary enablers and sacrifice payoffs could establish a narrow shell.

A commander usually satisfies the gate, making this repeatable sacrifice fodder that scries on each return, but 2B per loop is low-rate.

Could be wrong if More dense sacrifice payoffs or mana-positive loops could make its repeatability substantially better.

A one-mana 1/1 that scries is acceptable filler; with a legend, repeated 2B returns add real grindy card advantage and selection.

Could be wrong if Legendary-creature density, removal, and format speed are unknown; without a legend it is merely a tiny filter creature.