Wood Elves

Putting a Forest into play is real ramp and fixing, but a three-mana 1/1 is too slow versus Modern's efficient engines and interaction.

Could be wrong if A successful green blink or land-ramp shell could make its untapped typed-land access more valuable.

Legacy's mana engines and threats make a three-mana land-ramp 1/1 substantially outclassed, despite being able to find Forest duals.

Could be wrong if A niche creature-tutor or blink shell could exploit the ETB effect better than expected.

At common, it is credible fixing and permanent ramp for slow green shells, but its 1/1 body and three-mana tempo cost limit adoption.

Could be wrong if The availability and value of Forest-typed fixing lands could materially change its multicolor appeal.

Below Cultivate overall, but fetching an untapped Forest dual and providing a blinkable body makes it a strong inclusion in matching green decks.

Could be wrong if Optimized lists may prefer cheaper ramp and stronger land-search spells over a three-mana creature.

The 1/1 body costs meaningful tempo, but permanent ramp and Forest fixing should make it a solid inclusion in slower green or multicolor decks.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, fixing, and green payoff density could make the tempo loss either negligible or prohibitive.