Warg Tactics

Not legal in this format after release.

Not legal in this format after release.

A two-mana protection trick with a narrow removal fallback is unlikely to earn slots in Modern, though flyer-heavy matchups could prompt testing.

Could be wrong if A successful green creature shell with a removal-sensitive threat could make the hexproof mode a useful sideboard tool.

Legacy's efficiency makes holding up {1}{G} for temporary hexproof unattractive, and destroying only flyers is too narrow for routine adoption.

Could be wrong if A metagame unusually centered on targeted removal and key flying threats could create a small sideboard niche.

The flyer-kill mode is a plausible sideboard answer, while the other mode can protect a key creature; neither effect is efficient enough for broad use.

Could be wrong if The score rises if important Pauper threats are flying or green creature decks especially need protection from targeted removal.

Voltron decks can use the permanent counter and one-turn hexproof to protect a commander, but the flyer-only removal mode is low-impact multiplayer interaction.

Could be wrong if Commander-centric green strategies may value the protection mode more highly than expected, especially against target-heavy tables.

This is solid common interaction: it kills flyers or protects and improves a creature in combat, though each mode is situational rather than premium removal.

Could be wrong if Its value depends heavily on the eventual density of flyers, removal, and combat-focused green decks.