Borderland Minotaur

Four mana for a 4/3 with no text is red aggro's oldest bookkeeping: enough power to trade up into most midrange bodies or hurry a defender, a toughness set low on purpose so the card dies to the burn and blocking math you want it to die to. This is the vanilla baseline that lets designers price everything with actual abilities against it, and the Minotaur Warrior line is the only thing dressing it up: a creature type meant to feed a tribal aggro shell where the body counts and the keyword absence does not. It asks nothing of the rest of the deck and returns nothing but four points on a clock, which is precisely the role it was cut to fill. A curve slot that shows up, swings, and gets forgotten.