Since they are such a low cost, any deck can bring them out easily
At the end of the exercise, there were 36 unique cards vying for their spot in Delver of Secrets decks (and on the day after I compiled my list, a 37th card, Cloudfin Raptor, made a single appearance)
I love the newcomers here
R/G DinoMight 4 Deathgorge Scavenger 2 Ghalta, Primal Hunger 2 Glorybringer 4 Llanowar Elves 4 Merfolk Branchwalker 4 Regisaur Alpha 4 Rekindling Phoenix 1 Rhonas the Indomitable 3 Thrashing Brontodon 4 Abrade 1 Blossoming Defense 4 Struggle // Survive 3 Aether Hub 6 Forest 3 Hashep Oasis 5 Mountain 4 Rootbound Crag 2 Sheltered Thicket Sideboard 2 Aethersphere Harvester 2 Atzocan Archer 2 Carnage Tyrant 2 Chandra, Torch of Defiance 2 Lifecrafters Bestiary 2 Magma Spray 2 Sweltering Suns 1 Thrashing Brontodon I had been piloting an aggressive, curve-out Dinosaurs deck before the release of Dominaria , and similar lists had been putting up solid results in Leagues before the U/R God-Pharaohs Gift deck broke out
It is a massive 6/6 deathtouch frog horror that demands you sacrifice a land each turn, but draws you a card if you do
Do you see them as intimidating as I do, or are they just another overpriced creature that dies to Infernal Grasp