Davvol, Evincar of Rath

Creature loops can theoretically exploit the trigger, but Davvol is slow, fragile, and produces no value until another creature enters; fair decks will not want it.

Could be wrong if A low-cost creature-combo engine could make a four-mana mana payoff worth a narrow inclusion.

Legacy demands immediate, unusually efficient impact. A vulnerable four-mana 2/2 that needs a follow-up creature is unlikely to survive or justify its setup.

Could be wrong if Fast mana and a specialized creature loop could enable a niche combo use despite the poor standalone rate.

Repeated creature or token entries can create explosive black-mana turns, making Davvol a solid synergy engine, though it is fragile, mandatory-life-loss, and provides no cards.

Could be wrong if The trigger may prove too mana-color-restricted and delayed for optimized lists, especially without immediate token production.

Its body is poor for four mana, but a creature-heavy deck can turn follow-up creatures or token makers into mana bursts and double-spell turns.

Could be wrong if Set speed, removal, token density, and black-mana needs are unknown; without frequent follow-up creatures it is weak filler.