Chapter I alone is practically worth the cost, and in a deck focused on Food and Bargains, such as black/green, all three chapters are must-haves
Akim, the Soaring Wind Amped Raptor Belligerent Yearling Bonded Horncrest Bonehoard Dracosaur Burning Sun's Avatar Charging Monstrosaur Charging Tuskodon Cloudpiercer Dinosaurs on a Spaceship Dinotomaton Dracosaur Auxiliary Dromosaur Etali, Primal Conqueror Etali, Primal Sickness Etali, Primal Storm Feisty Stegosaurus Flaming Tyrannosaurus Frenetic Raptor Frenzied Raptor Frilled Deathspitter Gert and Old Lace, Runaways Giant Cindermaw Gishath, Sun's Avatar Gnathosaur Hunting Velociraptor Illuna, Apex of Wishes Illuna, Apex of Wishes Indoraptor, the Perfect Hybrid Itzquinth, Firstborn of Gishath Kalamax, the Stormsire Kephon, Rage Incubator Kogla and Yidaro Labyrinth Raptor Magmasaur Marauding Raptor Mastercraft Raptor Momentum Rumbler Needletooth Raptor Nest Robber Orazca Raptor Palani's Hatcher Panicked Altisaur Pantlaza, Sun-Favored Pyroceratops Quartzwood Crasher Raging Regisaur Raging Swordtooth Rampaging Ceratops Rampaging Ferocidon Rampaging Geoderm Rampaging Raptor Raptor Hatchling Ravenous Tyrannosaurus Regal Leosaur Regisaur Alpha Relentless Raptor Ridgetop Raptor Ripscale Predator Sawhorn Nemesis Scytheclaw Raptor Seismic Monstrosaur Shivan Raptor Silverclad Ferocidons Sky Terror Snapdax, Apex of the Hunt Snapdax, Apex of the Hunt Stampeding Horncrest Stegron the Dinosaur Man Sun-Blessed Mount Sun-Collared Raptor Sun-Crowned Hunters
$25 Upgrades The point of our deck is to put creatures in the graveyard and then do stuff with them
This is probably the biggest complaint I get from collectors, sets look the same but have different names
