Ferocious Zheng

A vanilla 4/4 for four in green, and there is nothing more to it than the body: no keyword, no trigger, no activated ability. That places it in the oldest green tradition of the game, the fat-but-plain beater whose entire pitch is stats against curve. The template rarely earns a slot once green picks up a keyword or two at the same mana value, and this one arrived at the wrong end of that arms race: a four-mana ground creature with no evasion and no resilience is precisely what competitive builds have spent years pruning away. Its home is the entry-level product it was built for, an introductory two-player set aimed at teaching combat math rather than deck optimization, where a clean 4/4 that simply attacks and blocks does honest work. The Cat Beast typing gives it a nominal tribal hook, but nothing about the design leans on it. Read it as what it is: a floor-level green body, printed to fill out a starter deck's curve, of interest mostly to players cataloguing the vanilla creatures across the game's history.