Dinosaur Stampede

Instant-speed team pump is the oldest trick in red's combat playbook, but this one bundles two clauses that ask to be cast in different decks. The first half, +2/+0 to all attacking creatures, is generic aggressive overkill: it wants a wide board and rewards alpha strikes regardless of creature type. The second half grants trample to your Dinosaurs, and it answers the specific problem big bodies run into, the chump block that eats a fatty for one mana. Splitting the effect this way is the design tension worth noting. The power bonus is castable in any red aggro shell, which means the trample grant is pure upside in a deck built around the right creatures and dead text in one that isn't. Note the asymmetry between the two clauses: the pump keys off attacking creatures, so it only pays out in combat, while the trample grant lands on every Dinosaur you control, attacking or not. That extra reach still only matters once damage is being dealt, and the sharpest window is after blockers are declared: cast it once the opponent has committed to the wrong math, then push the surplus past blocks that trample now ignores. The split also caps its ceiling. This is a card you hold for the finishing swing, not one you lead on curve. Cast pre-combat, it telegraphs the attack and invites the opponent to hold back; cast after blocks, it turns a stalled ground into lethal.