Grazing Whiptail

The toughness is the number doing the work here. A 3/4 with reach exists to solve green's oldest structural weakness, evasion, and four points of toughness is what separates a real answer from a speed bump: it survives the block against most early fliers, it shrugs off the burn and combat math that would kill a 3/3, and it keeps guarding the air turn after turn rather than dying to the first thing it stops. Green has printed variations on this template for as long as the color has had a hole in its coverage where flying attackers should be blocked, and this is the plain, workhorse rate: efficient enough to maindeck against an aerial draw, undemanding enough to slot in without warping how the deck wants to play. The reach keyword is the whole reason the body earns its slot, but the reason it holds the slot is the extra point of toughness, which lets it eat a 3/3 on the ground and walk away rather than trading one-for-one. A dinosaur wearing a familiar green job, built to brick fliers and hold a line without pretending to more than that.