Lothlórien Lookout

A 1/3 for two with attack-only scry 1 is far too slow and low-impact for established Modern creature slots.

Could be wrong if A new green tribal or attack-trigger shell could value cheap repeated selection more than expected.

Legacy's efficient threats and selection make a two-mana 1/3 that must attack for scry 1 an implausible inclusion.

Could be wrong if A fringe Elf shell may want its creature type and incremental selection despite the poor rate.

Elf tribal gives it a conceivable home, but it is a weak two-drop and attack-only scry is unlikely to displace stronger engine pieces.

Could be wrong if If Pauper Elves needs resilient bodies and topdeck smoothing, it could become a low-copy role-player.

Elf decks can use the tribe and recurring selection, but a 1/3 needing combat for only scry 1 is highly replaceable.

Could be wrong if Future Elf or attack-trigger payoffs could make its otherwise modest trigger more valuable.

A two-mana 1/3 is a serviceable early body, and repeated scrying can improve draws when it can attack safely, but it lacks real board impact.

Could be wrong if Unknown format speed, combat sizing, and green synergies could make attacking with it either routine or unrealistic.