Repurposed Enforcer

A 1W 3/2 is credible already; attacking alongside two creatures creates enough Jace loyalty to draw immediately, giving wide aggro unusual card flow.

Could be wrong if It must survive to attack with two other creatures; removal and sweepers can reduce it to an ordinary 3/2.

The rate and potential repeated draw merit testing in creature-heavy white aggro, but it needs both board presence and a successful attack before paying off.

Could be wrong if Pioneer's cheap removal and stronger two-drops may leave this conditional engine without a tiered shell.

The card is efficient enough to test in creature shells, but it provides no immediate value and needs multiple creatures plus combat to reach its draw mode.

Could be wrong if Modern removal, blockers, and faster plans may make a delayed board-dependent trigger too slow.

Boros Aggro could exploit the body and attack trigger, but a conditional combat engine is far below Legacy's usual efficiency and resilience standards.

Could be wrong if Legacy's free interaction and highly efficient threats may make a 3/2 that needs a wide attack untenable.

Token decks can reliably attack with three or more creatures, making this a cheap repeatable surveil/draw engine with a respectable creature body.

Could be wrong if The Jace token is vulnerable and optimized tables may prevent safe three-creature attacks.

A two-mana 3/2 is strong, and attacking with a normal three-creature board can immediately convert its Jace token into a card draw.

Could be wrong if Draft speed, removal density, and the frequency of safe wide attacks are unknown.