Cetiosaurus glymptonensis

One of the earliest discovered sauropods, Cetiosaurus was originally thought to be a giant, oceanic crocodile. Though the type species is valid, Clockwork used a dubious species to create this Water attributed card.

Nomen Dubium
This card can not be targetted by Prehistoric cards.

Kraken
This card can not be attacked until the turn after it attacks. The first time it attacks, damage can not be reduced.

Leviathan
This card takes 200 less damage from terrestrial cards.

Felled Redwood
This already very powerful attack deals double damage when used on terrestrial herbivores.

Origin Information
Cetiosaurus was the first sauropod to be found and named. As such, without anything to compare it to, it was initially thought to be a marine reptile: a sea-going crocodile of immense, whale-like proportions, hence the name. Ironically, it took years after the discovery of a complete sauropod for scientists to realize that Cetiosaurus had been one all along.

Using Cetiosaurus glymptonensis
C. glymptonensis is primarily designed to counter powerful Earth attributed cards, like Ankylosaurus or Amphicoelias fragillimus.

Defending against Cetiosaurus glymptonensis
Take the fight to it. Rather than staying back on dry land, the best counter to C. glymptonensis is another strong aquatic reptile, such as a pliosaur or plesiosaur.