Meatsqueak, Hoard Lord

A turn-three 2/3 with no immediate board impact and a once-per-turn conditional token is far below Modern's usual efficiency threshold.

Could be wrong if An overlooked artifact/Food sacrifice engine could turn the Food token into a meaningful recurring resource.

Legacy is unlikely to spend three mana on a vulnerable 2/3 whose value requires later creature deaths; neither ability offers immediate unique interaction.

Could be wrong if A niche green artifact-combo shell could exploit the Food token more efficiently than normal creature decks.

Multiplayer deaths can supply Foods across turn cycles, and seven Foods buffs Meatsqueak itself, but it needs substantial support and is easy to remove.

Could be wrong if Its adoption rises if matching decks reliably create Foods or exploit artifact sacrifice beyond its own slow output.

A 2/3 that converts ordinary trades into Foods can stabilize races, and seven Foods eventually makes it a 5/6; it is strong but slow and removable.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, Food synergies, and Squirrel density could move it from premium to merely solid or first-pick.