Bilbo, Fellow Conspirator

A three-mana 2/3 with no immediate effect needs repeated Food creation; the extra Treasure is potent but the setup and vulnerability are substantial.

Could be wrong if An efficient, established Food engine could make the Treasure conversion worth building around.

Legacy demands immediate, unusually efficient impact. Bilbo needs Food already flowing and is a slow, removable payoff rather than an engine.

Could be wrong if A highly efficient Food-producing shell could exploit the extra Treasures better than expected.

In Food-focused decks, each Food-maker also creates Treasure, converting routine token production into meaningful mana; it is weak without that density.

Could be wrong if Food production may be too sparse or replaceable in optimized lists to warrant a vulnerable three-drop.

A 2/3 for three is modest, but turning every Food into a Treasure can provide real tempo in a deck with several Food creators.

Could be wrong if Only three revealed Food cards and unknown archetypes make both Food density and format speed uncertain.