Bard's Company

Flash with a Human, an anthem, and repeatable loot-to-token output merit creature-shell testing, but a four-mana 2/3 lacks an established supported home.

Could be wrong if A critical mass of efficient Standard Humans or token payoffs could make its flash anthem package a regular maindeck engine.

The repeatable token engine is real, but four mana and two colors are a major liability against Pioneer’s efficient threats and removal.

Could be wrong if A viable Azorius Human or token shell could use the flash condition and make this a meaningful top-end card.

Modern generally demands immediate, cheaper impact; this must survive to attack before its token engine becomes compelling and has no shown shell.

Could be wrong if Dense Human synergies or a resilient go-wide shell could make its immediate anthem plus ETB token package more efficient than expected.

Four mana for a removable board engine is far below Legacy’s normal efficiency threshold, despite flash potential and a useful ETB trigger.

Could be wrong if An unusually strong Human-based shell with fast mana could exploit flash and convert repeated recruit triggers into value.

Human token decks value the anthem, flash option, filtering, graveyard setup, and a token on entry and each attack; it is still a four-mana combat engine.

Could be wrong if If matching decks prefer cheaper anthem effects or need more immediate card advantage, this may remain a replaceable inclusion.

When a nonland can be discarded, it enters as a 3/4 anthem plus a 2/2 token after filtering, then makes more 2/2s on attacks; removal remains effective.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, and archetype support may punish a four-mana engine or make the discard requirement harder to sustain.