Landroval, Horizon Witness

{4}{W} · Legendary Creature — Bird Noble
Uncommon · The Hobbit Eternal · Art by John Tedrick

Flying Whenever two or more creatures you control attack a player, target attacking creature without flying gains flying until end of turn.

Predicted power

Standard — Eng.NLUsr.—

Pioneer — Eng.NLUsr.—

Modern 12 Eng.FUsr.—

A five-mana 3/4 flier without immediate material or tempo impact is much too slow; conditional evasion is not enough.

Band unplayableConfidence 82%

Could be wrong if An unusually successful go-wide white attack deck could make its evasion trigger relevant.

Legacy 7 Eng.FUsr.—

Five mana for a small combat creature is noncompetitive in Legacy, and granting flying requires an already-developed attack.

Band unplayableConfidence 88%

Could be wrong if A novel creature-combo shell could value repeatable flying more than expected.

Pauper — Eng.NLUsr.—

Commander 20 Eng.FUsr.—

It can help a ground attacker bypass blockers in flying-themed combat decks, but five mana for no cards, mana, or protection is very replaceable.

Best home Flying tribalBand speculativeConfidence 72%

Could be wrong if Attack-trigger or flying-matters support in the unrevealed set could create a better niche.

Limited 61 Eng.B-Usr.—

A 3/4 flier for five is a solid baseline, and attacking with two creatures can let a ground threat evade blockers before blocks.

Best home White go-wide decksBand solidConfidence 47%

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, and white's creature density may make five mana too slow or the attack trigger unreliable.

Attack evasion enabler

“A five-mana flier with modest combat upside, likely Limited-playable but far below competitive Constructed rate.”

AI prediction made before release — not a measured result. Real performance data replaces this once the set is legal and tournament results come in.

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