Tsagan, Raider Warlord

Three colored mana for no immediate card advantage, haste, or disruption is a major liability; the max-speed payoff arrives too late for most Modern decks.

Could be wrong if If Boros Aggro can afford a black splash and maintain a wide board, Tsagan's eventual attack trigger may justify limited testing.

Legacy demands immediate, highly efficient impact. Tsagan is vulnerable and needs multiple combat steps before becoming a meaningful army engine.

Could be wrong if A resilient aggressive shell with unusually reliable life-loss triggers could make the speed requirement less prohibitive.

In matching Mardu combat decks, multiplayer life loss helps reach max speed, after which Tsagan makes wide attacks dramatically stronger; it remains slow and removable.

Could be wrong if Its adoption depends on enough first-strike, double-strike, or token-focused Mardu shells wanting a delayed combat-only engine.

A 1/4 double striker is already difficult to fight, and max speed can dominate wide combat, but RWB mana and the delayed setup keep it below bomb status.

Could be wrong if Unknown fixing, speed, and available token support could make the strict three-color cost either manageable or a major liability.