MTG Salvation

How hard can they push a vanilla creature before it becomes good? Because this might actually be decent.

The problem is that removal that takes care of almost any creature tends to sit at 3 mana in standard so a vanilla 3 mana creature is easy to be good but a vanilla 5 mana creature needs insane stats.

Its not that hard. Leatherback Baloth is vanilla, and is one of the best green creatures out there.

Phosphorescent Feast/Primalcrux decks rejoice

YAY MONO GREEN STOMPY IN STANDARD! T1 forest Llanowar Elves T2 forestLlanowar Elves Llanowar Elves T3 this T4 Ghalta, Primal Hunger

Because the other way gets you more Dinosaurs, sir or madam! More Dinosaurs!

why not just T1 forest Llanowar Elves T2 forest steel leaf champion Elves T3 Resilient Khenra Ghalta, Primal Hunger

Could be useful for Theros gods that require green devotion.

I loooooove that Dinosaurs are still being printed now, and that they tend to be pretty strong for their cost. Here's hoping we get another plane full of 'em sometime, and a little higher power-level overall than Ixalan.

This guy looks fun. I've pondered a Nayasaur deck that used Trostani, Selesnya's Voice in conjunction with some ramp and whatnot to make every Dinosaur you put out also a huge life gain. I suppose you could possibly ramp up into a Warstorm Surge or Where Ancients Tread, but not sure how effective it'd be.

I know it's a small dumb thing, but gigantosaurus was a large 4 legged sauropod. The creature depicted here is giganotosaurus, note the extra o.