Danitha, Sword of Hope

A 2/2 for three needs follow-up spells and survival, but cantripping one targeting spell per turn merits testing; below Clarion Conqueror's 50 benchmark.

Could be wrong if Unrevealed Equipment or Prepared support could provide enough cheap triggers for a more established shell.

The delayed, once-per-turn payoff on a fragile three-drop is a major efficiency cost; it sits nearer Badgermole Cub's 22 than Pioneer role-players.

Could be wrong if A proven Pioneer shell with unusually dense cheap protection or Equipment could make the card a real engine.

Modern demands immediate impact or exceptionally cheap synergy; Danitha must live and consume further cards, placing her below Clarion Conqueror's 35.

Could be wrong if A low-opportunity-cost targeting-spell engine could turn the once-per-turn trigger into meaningful card advantage.

A three-mana 2/2 that requires untapping and further setup is poorly positioned against Legacy's speed and efficient interaction, near Bilbo's 18 level.

Could be wrong if A resilient white Equipment or protection shell with strong free spells could improve her floor.

Equipment and protection-heavy decks can trigger Danitha on multiple players' turns, making her a meaningful draw engine despite vulnerability.

Could be wrong if Her three-mana 2/2 body may die before generating cards, and matching decks may prefer more resilient draw engines.

First strike makes the body serviceable, and even one cantripped Equipment or targeting spell creates real value; the low-stat floor prevents premium status.

Could be wrong if Equipment density, cheap targeting spells, removal, and draft speed are all unknown.