Roads Go Ever, Ever On

It is delayed two-land card advantage with a potentially lethal fourth-chapter attack, but spending turn two without affecting the board is costly.

Could be wrong if A Standard white shell may reliably exploit the extra land drops or Plains-count pump better than current context indicates.

The delayed basic-land draw and turn-five combat payoff are substantially slower than Pioneer’s usual two-mana plays.

Could be wrong if An overlooked Plains-heavy landfall or white creature shell could make the delayed cards worth the tempo loss.

Two mana for delayed basic Plains and a future combat trick is far below Modern’s required immediate impact and efficiency.

Could be wrong if A new or existing white landfall shell could value two guaranteed land drops more than expected.

Legacy’s cheap engines and interaction leave little room for a four-turn Saga whose payoff is basic lands and one combat step.

Could be wrong if A specialized Plains-count or landfall strategy could use the unusual delayed card advantage.

It is a cheap source of two future Plains and a sizable combat payoff for Plains-heavy landfall or white combat decks, though it does not ramp.

Could be wrong if Optimized lists may prefer immediate ramp, draw, or land tutors over a slow Saga restricted to basic Plains.

Two mana eventually supplies two land drops and 2 life, then can add roughly +5/+5 for a decisive attack; it needs creatures and enough Plains.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, and color balance could make the delayed payoff either too slow or much stronger than projected.