Bolg's Company

With another Goblin, haste lets it turn that body into BR immediately; that merits testing, but its floor is only a gold 2/2.

Could be wrong if It rises if HOB supplies dense cheap Goblins or strong death payoffs; without them, the setup and sacrificed body are too costly.

Converting a preexisting Goblin into BR immediately can enable combo turns, but it needs a dense tribal shell and is weak alone.

Could be wrong if More efficient existing sacrifice-mana options may crowd it out; a viable Goblin shell with meaningful payoffs is the upside.

The haste-enabled BR burst is unusual enough for combo testing, but a fragile two-mana setup creature is slow by Modern standards.

Could be wrong if An efficient Goblin recursion or mana-conversion interaction could make the one-tap restriction much less relevant.

Producing BR from a Goblin body immediately is a potentially unique ritual effect, but two mana, setup, and tapping are major constraints.

Could be wrong if Legacy's deep Goblin and recursion tools could uncover a combo application not apparent from the supplied context.

Dedicated Goblin-token sacrifice decks can turn a disposable body into two colored mana each turn, but the tap limit and fragility constrain it.

Could be wrong if Its score improves if it enables a reliable recursion or untap combo; otherwise many token-sacrifice decks will prefer broader outlets.

A gold 2/2 for two is serviceable, with meaningful haste and burst-mana upside when another Goblin is available, but synergy is unconfirmed.

Could be wrong if Its value depends heavily on the unrevealed Goblin density and whether sacrificing creatures has worthwhile Limited payoffs.