Run Amok

A two-mana conditional combat trick provides neither immediate board presence nor card advantage; only very creature-dense aggressive lists might test it.

Could be wrong if A newly successful red combat-damage or spell-synergy shell could make the cheap pump effect more desirable.

Legacy's efficient threats and interaction make a two-mana, attacking-only pump spell a poor exchange, with only a remote aggressive-shell use.

Could be wrong if An unusually resilient evasive aggro shell could value trample as a way to convert one protected attack into lethal damage.

Common legality gives it a plausible home in creature-combat or spell-synergy aggro, but it is a situational one-for-one rather than a reliable payoff.

Could be wrong if If a red combat-pump shell has enough cheap threats and blockers are prevalent, it could become a recurring inclusion.

It can force damage through in a Voltron attack, but a one-shot +3/+3 effect is too narrow and replaceable for optimized multiplayer lists.

Could be wrong if A commander that directly rewards targeted pump spells or combat-damage triggers could make this a more efficient niche inclusion.

Two mana for +3/+3 and trample is a meaningful attacking combat trick that wins combats and pushes damage, though it is poor when behind.

Could be wrong if Unknown format speed, creature sizing, removal density, and red archetypes could shift it from solid trick to replaceable filler.