Mentor of the Meek

A three-mana 2/2 requiring both low-power follow-ups and extra mana is too slow for most Modern decks, though it can merit niche creature-token testing.

Could be wrong if A competitive shell with dense cheap tokens and reliable protection could turn repeated triggers into a real engine.

Legacy's cheap interaction and high card-quality bar make a three-mana setup creature unlikely to survive or generate enough cards.

Could be wrong if An efficient white token shell with unusually strong mana could support it better than current context indicates.

Repeated 1/1 token entries can convert spare mana into cards, making it a solid engine in matching decks, but it is fragile and needs setup.

Could be wrong if Its adoption rises if token-focused lists can consistently hold mana after deploying their board.

A fragile 2/2 needs setup, but the revealed token density gives it a realistic route to repeatable card advantage in slower board states.

Could be wrong if Unknown draft speed, archetypes, and token quality could leave it as an underpowered three-drop too often.