Bejeweled Warg

A two-mana 3/2 trampler pressures early and turns an unblocked hit into permanent growth or next-turn mana; cheap removal and blockers limit it to a role-player.

Could be wrong if It could outperform if the new set supplies a dense Wolf shell or if current aggro lists lack better two-drops.

The body is rate-efficient, but it has no immediate value and must connect through Fatal Push and stronger creatures; it is at most a testable threat in green midrange.

Could be wrong if A newly viable green beatdown or Wolf-focused shell could make repeated Treasure and counter triggers more valuable.

A fair two-mana attacker without haste, protection, or an ETB effect is unlikely to earn repeated combat steps in Modern's efficient interactive environment.

Could be wrong if An undisclosed low-curve Wolf or Treasure synergy could give the combat trigger a specific competitive payoff.

Legacy demands exceptional immediacy or synergy; this vulnerable fair attacker must survive and connect before producing any material advantage.

Could be wrong if A dedicated green creature shell could value its unusually efficient body more than current format priors suggest.

Wolf decks can use it as a cheap repeatable counter source, while Treasure is useful utility; its lack of evasion makes repeated multiplayer connections unreliable.

Could be wrong if Its adoption rises if Wolf tribal has abundant combat-evasion support or strong Treasure-sacrifice payoffs.

A two-mana 3/2 with trample is excellent early pressure, and any hit either snowballs its size or creates useful mana; it is a strong early pick, not a bomb.

Could be wrong if Unknown removal, creature sizing, and format speed could make a fragile 3/2 substantially easier to answer or trade with.