Garruk's Gorehorn

Seven power for five mana is a rate you almost never see on a body without hexproof, without evasion, without any protection at all: the toughness is the whole bill. Three toughness on a five-drop dies to every red spell, every downshifted removal common, every combat trade against a creature half its size. That fragility is deliberate. This is beatdown filler built to reward tempo and punish inaction, a curve-topper for the deck that wants combat math to end the game before the opponent stabilizes. It descends from every glass-cannon green fatty that trades stats for a body that has to connect fast or not at all: enormous attack, no staying power, no card advantage to fall back on if it gets chumped or bounced. Its job is to close, and if it does not close in a turn or two it has done nothing. That honesty is the appeal for the aggressive deck and the reason it never sniffs a control shell. You are paying for the seven, and the seven is all you get.