Olog-hai Crusher

A four-mana 4/4 trampler lacks immediate value and is far below Modern's usual rate; only tribal density could justify testing.

Could be wrong if Unrevealed Goblin or Orc payoffs could make the blocking clause trivial and reward a four-drop body.

Legacy demands more than a four-mana combat creature; trample and conditional blocking do not approach the efficiency of established threats.

Could be wrong if Exceptional new tribal acceleration or payoffs could create a narrow role.

At common, 4/4 trample is passable, but four mana and inability to block without support leave it behind Pauper's efficient threats and engines.

Could be wrong if A revealed Goblin/Orc shell with strong mana acceleration or tribal payoffs could make it a curve-topper.

Goblin or Orc tribal can enable blocking, but a four-mana vanilla-style attacker is highly replaceable in optimized multiplayer decks.

Could be wrong if A commander or payoff that specifically rewards Trolls, Orcs, or high-power tramplers could create a niche.

A four-mana 4/4 with trample is a solid battlefield body; the conditional blocking is a meaningful drawback when no Goblin or Orc is present.

Could be wrong if Unknown speed, removal, and tribal density could shift it from solid attacker to unreliable filler.