Westfold Rider

A 3/1 offers some pressure, but sorcery-speed self-sacrifice is a slow, removal-vulnerable answer versus Modern's efficient artifact/enchantment hate.

Could be wrong if A prominent artifact or enchantment target could make a maindeckable attacker-answer package worthwhile.

It is less immediate than Legacy's cheap hate; even relative to Erode's 30, needing to deploy and sacrifice a creature is a major tempo cost.

Could be wrong if A new artifact/enchantment permanent that must be answered through creature-based decks could create a narrow role.

Unlike Masked Vandal, it lacks immediate ETB removal and must die for the effect, but a reliable 3/1 body can support a metagame-dependent maindeck slot.

Could be wrong if White's depth of cheaper interaction and the prevalence of worthwhile artifacts/enchantments determine whether it earns slots.

A disposable Human Knight can be recurried, but sacrificing a card for sorcery-speed narrow removal is far below premium multiplayer interaction.

Could be wrong if Unexpectedly strong sacrifice or creature-recursion support could make its body and death cost more exploitable.

A two-mana 3/1 is a meaningful early attacker; trading it for an artifact or enchantment is situational but useful insurance rather than a primary draw.

Could be wrong if Unknown creature sizing, removal density, and artifact/enchantment prevalence could move it from solid to replacement-level.