
Keeper of the Quiet Hour
CommentsStandard 53 Eng.CUsr.—
A 3/2 plus two immediate-or-eventual surveils is acceptable grindy value, but it is slow and does not draw a card without another empower source.
Could be wrong if Unrevealed empower/Jace payoffs could make the token substantially more valuable, while efficient removal may make three mana too costly.
Pioneer 34 Eng.D-Usr.—
The body and delayed selection are below Pioneer’s usual three-mana bar; no supplied competitive shell clearly wants this over more immediate threats or value.
Could be wrong if A dedicated artifact or Jace-token shell could turn later copies into reliable card draw.
Modern 27 Eng.FUsr.—
It contributes an artifact and some selection, but a three-mana 3/2 with no immediate card or board swing is a poor fit for Modern’s speed.
Could be wrong if Metalcraft lists may value a self-contained artifact permanent more highly if their artifact-count incentives are unusually demanding.
Legacy 21 Eng.FUsr.—
Legacy’s three-mana creatures need exceptional immediate impact; two surveils on a vulnerable token does not meet that efficiency threshold.
Could be wrong if A presently unseen Jace-token engine or artifact combo could give the otherwise weak body a specialized role.
Pauper 43 Eng.D+Usr.—
A common artifact body with repeatable surveil is testable in slower artifact decks, but three mana and 3/2 stats are weak beside Pauper’s efficient engines.
Could be wrong if If the Jace token is difficult for typical decks to pressure, its repeated selection may prove better than this rate suggests.
Commander 47 Eng.C-Usr.—
It supplies an artifact, creature, planeswalker token, and selection in one card, making it a sound niche inclusion for decks that add loyalty counters.
Could be wrong if Outside loyalty-counter synergies it is only a modest 3/2 and two surveils, likely too replaceable for optimized lists.
Limited 62 Eng.B-Usr.—
Three mana for a 3/2 plus a Jace token that can surveil twice provides meaningful selection and a secondary damage target, though not immediate card advantage.
Could be wrong if Unknown set speed, removal, and token synergies could move this from solid value to either premium or slow filler.
“A modest body that creates a fragile Jace selection engine; it needs repeat turns or further empower cards to generate real card advantage.”
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