Restless Ridgeline

Where the rest of this creature-land cycle wants a body that wins on its own, this one is built as a force multiplier for a board already on the attack. The tell is the trigger: animate it, swing, and another attacking creature gets +2/+0 and untaps. That untap clause is the quiet part. Most creature-lands never touch it, and here it means the buffed attacker keeps its untapped status for the crack-back, so a threat that swung in still holds coverage on defense. The trigger only reaches creatures already attacking, though; there is no pulling a home-guarding blocker into the assault. What it rewards is a wide, committed board rather than a single haymaker. The enters-tapped clause and the animation cost are the visible toll, but the sharper price is that this land has no vigilance: to attack, it must tap, which means the turn you cash in the trigger is a turn you have surrendered its mana. You are not spending its mana and swinging with it both. You are choosing the swing over the color. A 3/4 for four mana is a modest body; the design bets the value is in the sequencing around it, in the untap and the pump handed to a creature that was already going to connect, not in the Dinosaur it briefly becomes. That is a board state you assemble across several turns, not one you topdeck.