Temple Altisaur

Description

Temple Altisaur, card number 28 from the 2018 Magic: The Gathering Rivals of Ixalan expansion, stands out as a distinct white mana Dinosaur creature. Illustrated by Daarken and printed with a Rare treatment, this card offers collectors a tangible piece of MTG lore from the Ixalan plane. As part of the RIX set, it represents a specific era in the game's history, appealing to those who track expansions by their thematic and mechanical contributions. In gameplay, Temple Altisaur requires five mana to cast, with a mana cost of {4}{W}. It enters the battlefield as a 3/4 creature, providing a solid defensive presence on the board. Its most defining feature is its unique ability: when any source would deal damage to another Dinosaur you control, you prevent all but one of that damage. This mechanic makes it a valuable asset for tribal strategies focused on the Dinosaur subtype. Collectors of Magic: The Gathering cards often seek out specific cards like this to complete set runs or to appreciate the artistry and design of the Rivals of Ixalan block. Whether you are building a deck or simply curating a collection of notable creatures, Temple Altisaur is a noteworthy addition to any serious collection.