Wilderland Scrounger

A 3/6 can stabilize, but this needs another 4-power creature and a later attack before generating value; it is a speculative high-end engine.

Could be wrong if Green creature shells may reliably enable Ferocious and want a resilient go-wide finisher more than current context indicates.

Five mana, no immediate board swing, and a separate Ferocious enabler make this slower and narrower than Pioneer creature threats.

Could be wrong if An established green board-centric deck could make the repeatable team counters worth a small top-end slot.

It must survive for a turn and attack with prior setup to matter; that is far below Modern's normal rate for a five-mana creature.

Could be wrong if A resilient creature-combo shell with unusually cheap Ferocious enablers could give it a niche role.

A five-mana conditional combat engine without immediate value is poorly positioned against Legacy's speed and efficient interaction.

Could be wrong if Fast mana plus a dedicated green combat shell could create a fringe use not supported by the supplied context.

In creature-heavy green token decks, repeated team counters can snowball multiplayer boards, but five mana and attack/setup requirements keep it replaceable.

Could be wrong if The density of superior token payoffs and the need to keep attacking may make it too slow even in matching decks.

A 3/6 is a sturdy five-drop, and one enabled attack can snowball a developed board; it is weak when behind or without another 4-power creature.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, and Ferocious support could move it from strong payoff to awkward filler.