Sinornithosaurus

Sinornithosaurus is a Poison attributed Prehistoric card made by DinoFlame. It stands out as one of the few Prehistoric cards with the Poison attribute, but otherwise isn't too strong of a card.

Switching Wing
The target card is forced to retreat and must be replaced by another card if possible. You must then wait a turn before you can use this ability again.

Poison Fangs
The target of this attack is inflicted with poison.

Origin Information
Sinornithosaurus is yet another of many small dino-birds that live is Asia during the Cretaceous. What makes Sinornithosaurus stand out, though, is that it appears to have pouches connected by ducts to snake like fangs, suggesting it had a venemous bite. However, some disagree, saying the evidence for Sinornithosaurus having a venemous bite was caused by other means.

Using Sinornithosaurus
The basic strategy for using Sinornithosaurus would be to poison the opponents' card, switch that card out for a new card, poison the new card, and repeat, thus spreading poison out among your opponents' card. The main problem with this, though, is that Sinornithosaurus is what DnD players would call "squishy". It's probably a good, or rather, very good idea to have some sort of defense in place to protect Sinornithosaurus, be it from another card or a move card.

Defending against Sinornithosaurus
Two kinks in Sinornithosaurus' strategy would be cards that are immune to poisoning or have an ability that prevents them from being retreated. Otherwise though, Sinornithosaurus is squishy, so just bite/stomp/claw/ect. the little thing and it will fall quickly.