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CardName: The Sun, Ur-Dinosaur Cost: 5rgw Type: Legendary Creature - Dinosaur Avatar Pow/Tgh: 8/7 Rules Text: Menace, trample, vigilance Put a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control: Deal 1 damage to each creature. Activate only once each turn. {W}{U}{B}{R}{G}: Search your library and/or graveyard for a Dinosaur card and reveal it. If you search your library this way, shuffle. Then put the revealed card on top of your library. Flavour Text: Set/Rarity: Infinite Potential Well Mythic
The Sun, Ur-Dinosaur
    Menace, trample, vigilance
Put a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control: Deal 1 damage to each creature. Activate only once each turn.   : Search your library and/or graveyard for a Dinosaur card and reveal it. If you search your library this way, shuffle. Then put the revealed card on top of your library.8/7
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Needs art. It's like Gishath, but bigger and made of energy
Am I allowed to say "big dick energy" here?
I like the first activated ability.
Probably not but my vote is yes
The first ability is kind of weird, something i've though of, but not managed to do. It does work i guess
The second one has a crazy cost but i guess you won't always use it. I think it should at least put it OTB.
i'm not a huge fan, but even ignoring the abilities, the set you reference has already printed Carnage Tyrant a vanilla mythic, more or less.
The keywords I'm not sold on, but the other two abilities are there for important reasons. The first one is because this is for a card design challenge to use a benefit as a cost (like the Gift of Ardor cycle, but I wasn't happy enough with any of them individually). The second ability is to allow you to use it as a 5c commander, as well as synergizing with Gishath
oh i see.
Yeah it makes sense then.
Wizards really cramping my style with all the 5c commanders they're printing in Modern Horizons