Óin the Brave

Below Badgermole Cub (49): a conditional 2/3 and mana-intensive rummaging are not enough without a proven artifact or graveyard shell.

Could be wrong if The revealed set may contain a dense red artifact or discard strategy that makes the enduring-story condition routine.

Only slightly above Badgermole Cub (22): Pioneer demands more immediate payoff than a conditional 2/3 with a tapped, paid rummage ability.

Could be wrong if A new artifact-heavy shell could value a cheap permanent discard outlet more than current archetypes do.

Affinity can enable enduring story easily, but a two-mana 2/3 whose selection costs mana, a card, and a tap is unlikely to survive its tight slots.

Could be wrong if If artifact lists need a repeatable discard outlet rather than a faster threat, it could earn a small inclusion.

Even online, the card is merely a 2/3 haste creature with slow filtering; Legacy's efficient threats and selection make that package unappealing.

Could be wrong if An unexplored artifact combo could specifically want a cheap legendary permanent and repeatable discard outlet.

Grixis Affinity can turn it on, and discard has some utility, but Óin is slower and less card-efficient than Pauper's established engines.

Could be wrong if The body may prove a useful early blocker and repeatable outlet in a new artifact-graveyard build.

A cheap legendary looter is a reasonable niche engine once artifacts enable it, but it is card-neutral and weaker than stronger repeatable draw.

Could be wrong if Commander access may make a dedicated discard or untap build more consistent than this baseline expects.

A two-mana 1/3 blocks early and the rummage can improve draws; becoming a 2/3 haste is useful but not a major payoff.

Could be wrong if Artifact density, graveyard payoffs, removal, and draft speed are unknown; those determine whether its filtering is valuable.