Lyna, Veil of Vengeance

Modern generally demands immediate impact from three-mana creatures; Lyna is vulnerable before its first card and its conversion ability is expensive.

Could be wrong if A dense evasive or combo shell could turn several shadow hits into enough cards to justify the setup cost.

Even with older shadow options, WUB and a turn-later combat trigger are inefficient beside Legacy's cheap, resilient engines.

Could be wrong if A resilient shadow package with unusually efficient setup could make the repeated draw trigger more reliable than expected.

As commander or in Esper combat decks, it converts its own evasive hits and permanent paid conversions into repeatable card draw, but needs mana and protection.

Could be wrong if Three mana per conversion and creature-removal exposure may leave it too slow for optimized multiplayer tables.

A nearly unblockable 2/3 that draws on every hit is a powerful rare payoff; the WUB cost and unknown fixing keep it below bomb status.

Could be wrong if If fixing is weak or the format is very fast, reliably casting WUB early enough may be a major liability.