Regisaur Alpha

Dinosaurs as a tribe lean heavy and slow: high toughness, expensive enrage payoffs, threats that ask you to survive a turn before they matter. This card attacks that structural problem in the anthem line, handing every other Dinosaur immediate access to combat and converting next turn's lumbering board into this turn's pressure. The entry token pulls double duty: a 3/3 trample body that also turns the haste anthem on for itself the moment it lands, so even a topdeck onto an empty board comes down swinging for three while priming everything to follow. The 4/4 anthem and the 3/3 trampler are deliberately split across two bodies so a single removal spell trades down rather than blanking the whole cast; kill the anthem and you keep a real attacker that no longer rushes its friends, kill the token and the anthem stays online for whatever you play next. Note the anthem grants haste to other Dinosaurs, so the 4/4 itself sits still the turn it arrives: the payoff is aimed outward, at the reckless board it presumes you have already committed to, not inward at its own stat line. That redundancy, more than the raw rate, marks it as the tribe's keystone rather than just its biggest beater: engine and payoff in a single cast, asking a deck to overextend on purpose instead of playing for the long game.