Way of the Necromancer

Much narrower and slower than Artist's Talent (73); only token-sacrifice shells can reliably turn creature deaths into meaningful Jace value.

Could be wrong if Revealed token and sacrifice support may prove dense enough to make a protected Jace a recurring draw engine.

Below Proft's Eidetic Memory (55) without reliable deaths: the Jace is fragile and the enchantment has little immediate impact.

Could be wrong if A deeper Pioneer sacrifice shell could exploit the low mana cost and loyalty trigger more efficiently than expected.

Compared with Modern Artist's Talent (48), this needs both a vulnerable Jace and creature deaths, making it too slow for most lists.

Could be wrong if A high-density sacrifice or combo shell could make the loyalty counters into a cheap recurring-card engine.

Two mana for a fragile, setup-dependent value piece is far below Legacy's efficiency baseline, with no supported established home.

Could be wrong if An undisclosed shell with unusually cheap repeatable sacrifices or planeswalker payoffs could change its role.

Deaths stock every planeswalker, while the Jace filters and can draw; it is a solid matching-deck role-player but slow and attackable.

Could be wrong if It may be too replaceable versus established sacrifice payoffs if opponents can easily remove or attack the Jace.

Repeated surveilling and a death-assisted draw are useful, but this does not affect the board and its low-loyalty Jace is easy to attack.

Could be wrong if Unknown draft speed, removal, and sacrifice density could move it from narrow filler to a reliable engine.