Blor the Impervious

Modern's five-drops need synergy, a major effect, or immediate impact. Blor's protected 3/3 body is far weaker than established expensive threats such as Sowing Mycospawn.

Could be wrong if An unforeseen efficient way to cheat it out, or a metagame dominated by targeted removal, could create a narrow home.

Even though hexproof blanks targeted removal, a five-mana 3/3 neither advances Legacy's fast plans nor provides the immediate value of its viable large creatures.

Could be wrong if Ancient Tomb shells may test resilient threats, though Blor's low power and lack of value make adoption unlikely.

Frog tribal can use the subtype, and the defenses suit combat, but five mana for a 3/3 with no cards, mana, or board impact is highly replaceable.

Could be wrong if New Frog-specific payoffs or a commander that rewards unusually resilient bodies could improve its niche.

A hexproof, indestructible trampler dominates ordinary combat and ignores most removal, though five mana and 3 power limit its ability to break larger board stalls.

Could be wrong if Unknown removal, creature sizing, and format speed could make it either a near-bomb or merely a durable stalled-board creature.