Nayasaurs just isn't working out in a manner that satisfies me so I'm going to try going a bit lower to the ground and focus on aggro/enrage.

Creatures (24)
4 x Sky Terror
4 x Relentless Raptor
4 x Frilled Deathspitter
2 x Territorial Hammerskull
4 x Kinjalli's Sunwing
2 x Needletooth Raptor
1 x Forerunner of the Empire
2 x Rekindling Phoenix
1 x Etali, Primal Storm

Non-Creatures (12)
2 x Reckless Rage
4 x Lightning Strike
1 x Shake the Foundations
1 x Dinosaur Stampede
2 x Vance's Blasting Cannons
2 x Radiant Destiny


Lands (24)
4 x Inspiring Vantage
4 x Shefet Dunes
4 x Stone Quarry
2 x Evolving Wilds
7 x Mountain
3 x Plains

Sideboard (15)
2 x Settle the Wreckage
4 x Abrade
4 x Oketra's Monument
3 x Kari Zev's Expertise
2 x Forsake the Worldly

Problem here is we have a handful of good dinos scattered across all three colors and a devil of a time unifying the best of them. I feel like LTG Naya MIGHT be worth it. There's that GW watchwolf like dinosaur and all.

4 Siegehorn Ceratops
4 Relentless Raptor
4 Ranging Raptors
4 Ripjaw Raptor
3 Regisaur Alpha

Maybe something like this?

Yeah, that's the real kink in trying to build a dino deck. There isn't enough cohesion for any one given strategy in a given color pair. Some of them are ramp, some of them are midrange, some of them are aggro, and if you want to cherry pick the best of them the mana base just falls apart because at that point you're trying to look something like a midrangey version of Naya Zoo, but we don't have a Modern mana base so...

What does LTG stand for?

I'm thinking Ixalan's Binding (Hazoret, Chandra, Heart of Kiran, Scarab God, Azcanta, Chupacabra) makes more sense than Blasting Cannons.