Danitha, Spear of Agony

A three-mana 2/2 has little immediate impact, and it must survive until removal or discard spells turn it into a modest first-strike threat.

Could be wrong if It improves if black aggressive decks naturally play many cheap spells targeting opponents or their creatures.

Pioneer's efficient removal makes a three-mana setup creature unattractive; qualifying spells provide only delayed +1/+1 counters.

Could be wrong if A removal-heavy black creature deck could make its trigger density and combat payoff more reliable than expected.

Modern asks for immediate impact or exceptional synergy. Danitha is a vulnerable three-mana 2/2 that needs later spells to become relevant.

Could be wrong if A black interactive shell with unusually dense cheap discard and removal could test it as a threat.

A sorcery-speed three-mana creature with no immediate value is far too slow for Legacy, even if later targeted spells can grow it.

Could be wrong if An undisclosed efficient targeting engine would be required to overcome its severe tempo and removal liability.

Removal and discard can build a meaningful first-strike attacker, but Danitha offers no cards, mana, evasion, or protection in multiplayer.

Could be wrong if Multiplayer target density may make counters more consistent, while its lack of evasion may make a large body irrelevant.

A 2/2 first striker is playable, and removal aimed at opposing creatures can improve its combat stats, though it needs support and lacks a cast trigger.

Could be wrong if Unknown removal density, speed, and black archetypes determine how often its trigger is meaningful.