Bruhathkayosaurus

Bruhathkayosaurus is an Earth attributed Prehistoric card. It was made by DinoFlame as a response/counterpart to Clockwork's Amphicoelias fragillimus.

Gaia Titan
This card deals double damage to all terrestrial creatures, and when attacked by a terrestrial creature, damage dealt to this card is cut in half.

Behemoth
This card cannot be attacked by predators.

Massive Herds
Double this cards' HP once for each Bruhathkayosaurus in your hand.

Earthquake Step
This attack hits all other cards on the field.

Origin Information
Bruhathkatosaurus is a questionable genus of dinosaur from Late Cretaceous India, and a possible contender for the title of largest dinosaur. Size estimates varry, but for the most part it is estimated at being over 100 feet long. Originally it was cassified as a theropod, but since it has been recognized as a sauropod. Even so, its validity remains uncertain.

Using Bruhathkayosaurus
Bruhathkoysaurus is at its best when used against multiple terrestrial enemies. Otherwise, its just a matter of plowing over practically everything in its path and watching out for cards that are immune to it.

Defending against Bruhathkayosaurus
Fighting a Bruhathkayosaurus is much the same as fighting an Amphy. The main difference is that while pitting multiple cards against an Amphy at once might work on it to an extent, doing so against Bruhathkayosaurus will just see your card-count take a massive dive.

Trivia

 * Bruhathkayosuarus' ability, Gaia Titan, is inspired by the MMOG creature of the same name, which in turn is a Bruhathkayosaurus itself.
 * While Bruhathkatosaurus is smaller than Amphy, its attack deals the same amount of damage and hits all other cards on the field. At first this may seem like it's just a matter of making Bruhathkayosaurus the Glass Cannon to Amphys' Tank, but taking a closer look, one notices this stretches a bit deeper than that. Amphy may be longer, sure, but Bruhathkayosaurus is heavier.
 * Both this Bruhathkayosaurus and Amphicoelias fragillimus have XE counterparts, Volcanic Bruhathkayosaurus and Storm Amphicoelias respectively.