Elvenking's Harper

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

A vanilla 2/2 for two has no credible Modern role, and spending five mana for one unblockable attack is far too slow.

Could be wrong if An unforeseen Elf or combat-damage shell could create a narrow use, but the card is weak without it.

Legacy demands immediate, uniquely efficient impact; this is a 2/2 with an impractically expensive combat ability.

Could be wrong if A new tribal payoff could marginally improve it, though its activation remains far off-rate.

A two-mana 2/2 is below Pauper's creature standard, and five mana for evasion cannot compete with efficient threats or card advantage.

Could be wrong if A slow, creature-clogged metagame could make the repeatable unblockable effect slightly more relevant.

It can force through a key combat-damage creature, but five mana per use and a fragile 2/2 body make it highly replaceable.

Could be wrong if A commander that strongly rewards repeated player combat damage could make this a niche inclusion.

A two-mana 2/2 supports the curve, while the late unblockable activation gives real stall-breaking and mana-sink value.

Could be wrong if Unknown format speed, creature sizing, and archetypes could make a plain 2/2 either filler or better-than-average.