Rhovanion Rampager

Around Colorstorm Stallion's 50 benchmark: resilient with token fodder, but its attack-only outlet and weak 3/2 floor confine it to fringe sacrifice lists.

Could be wrong if Unrevealed token and sacrifice payoffs could either fail to support a shell or make this a substantially stronger engine.

Three mana with no immediate effect and an attack-only sacrifice outlet is inefficient here; it needs a dedicated fodder shell to justify testing.

Could be wrong if A proven Pioneer token-sacrifice shell could make the scalable death trigger worth the tempo cost.

It must untap, attack, and have spare fodder before generating value, a low-impact sequence against Modern's cheap interaction and faster engines.

Could be wrong if A compact sacrifice combo that exploits its power-scaled death trigger could create a niche absent from current context.

A three-mana 3/2 without immediate value is far below Legacy's rate; requiring combat and another creature makes its payoff too delayed.

Could be wrong if An unusually efficient sacrifice or reanimation shell could use the death trigger better than expected.

Token-aristocrat decks can turn fodder into a growing attacker and retain a sizable Army on death, though the once-per-combat outlet is restrictive.

Could be wrong if More efficient, repeatable sacrifice outlets may leave this attack-gated option outclassed.

Even unassisted it leaves a 3/3 Army on death; disposable creatures can turn it into a large, resilient two-body threat. Lack of evasion keeps it below bomb.

Could be wrong if An exile/bounce-heavy or very fast format reduces the death trigger's value; archetypes and removal texture are unknown.