Way of the Pyromancer

Its self-contained Jace can make {R} immediately, then filter or draw if protected; slow control decks may accept its low immediate board impact.

Could be wrong if No revealed planeswalker shell or payoff establishes that control lists can afford this vulnerable turn-two investment.

Jeskai control can use the red mana and delayed card flow, but a two-loyalty token is a poor tempo play against Pioneer pressure.

Could be wrong if A resilient planeswalker-focused shell could make the global mana ability materially better than a fringe value engine.

The card offers a uniquely cheap walker plus delayed value, but it neither affects the board nor survives Modern's efficient pressure well.

Could be wrong if An established red planeswalker or proliferation shell could turn its granted mana ability into a real engine.

A two-mana, attackable setup piece is slow for Legacy, despite the unusual ability to turn planeswalker activations into red mana.

Could be wrong if Cheap mana and a sufficiently protected planeswalker shell could make its mana conversion more exploitable than expected.

In red superfriends, walkers can convert spare activations into mana while Jace supplies filtering and delayed cards; the token remains easy to remove.

Could be wrong if Adoption depends on enough red superfriends lists wanting this over protection, ramp, or stronger planeswalker payoffs.

A two-mana walker can reach three loyalty while funding a spell, then surveil or eventually draw; opponents can still attack it down easily.

Could be wrong if Set speed, removal density, and planeswalker support are unknown; fast boards could make the token substantially worse.