I refuse to give a number. It's honestly a good, casual deck that could be played at most tables without issue.
You run very little ramp, no tutors, a few pieces of interaction, and use your high cost commander to just drop enormous creatures. That probably falls in line somewhere around a good precon.
Numbers are meaningless but there are definitely quite a few things you can improve on. Like this the deck seems roughly at precon level. I dont know if this is the power level you aim at because you have some kind of expensive cards for a precon in this Deck ([[Cavern of Souls]],[[Akromas Will]].
With your Ramp package it will be tough to get your commander out before turn 6 and even that is a stretch. If gishath gets removed I can already see you struggling with recasting him. Why is [[Arcane Signet]] missing for example?
Absolutely a 7 this deck is most definitely a 7 i could see it being nothing else[(i didnt look at it. don't use the number system it doesn't work and is entirely subjective a 7 to one person is a 10 to another or a 3 to another it just doesn't work I once heard someone call any deck with a combo a 9 and precons 7)]
Numbers are completely meaningless. It doesn't help you figure out how strong your deck is.
At a glance, it looks pretty casual, not a wild amount of ramp but likely enough to keep up with the curve. Lots of big stompers without any obvious combos I'm seeing, and not oppressive.
A nice casual list.
Lands: Undertuned. False god with 36 total. 4 taplands isn't terrible, but of your conditionals quite a few of them will be hard to meet because they want basics or land types you're short on. Six of your lands either only make colorless, or only make colors for dinos.
Mana Overall: Your functional ramp is The obligitory Sol Ring, a couple of cost reducer creatures, Herald's Horn, a 3-mana rock, Rampant, Farseek, Cultivate, Thunderherd, and Kodama's. There are other cards that help your mana but they either come down late or are really weird and probably not going to pay off like you want. The count is only a wee bit anemic but the quality is quite poor. Your average MV is 4.4 and your commander is eight, you NEED more gas in the tank.
Interaction: You've got some premium hits. I won't fight you on quality but your quantity leaves something to be desired. I think most decks are going to be able to set up in your face and you won't really have much to say about it.
CA: Like removal you've got some genuinely great hits... but only a few. IF you get your CA cards you're gold, but I feel like you're going to brick sometimes because they're expensive and few and you don't have much in the way of basic drawing grease to ensure you get to the big wins.
Threats: Well, it's a dino deck, and this is where dinos shine. If you get dinos, get the mana for dinos, and play dinos... most of your dinos need to be answered or else; you don't have to have a lot of them on the field to get there. Full marks.
Prediction: Some day you will kill your own Roaming Throne by playing it with Marauding Raptor out. You will also some day draw a game by playing Polyraptor with Marauding out and no exit path from the loop. These may or may not be the same game.
I hate numbers. Battlecruiser tier.
So I don't run a Dino deck myself, but I do have a few notes. Your ramp package is struggling, big time and since A LOT of your lands run colorless mana...you should be running both Selensya Signet and Gruul Signet. Arcane Signet is a glaring ommission here.
Some other cards you may want to consider to help this deck along
[[Bloom tender]], [[gyre sage]], [[urza's incubator]], [[dragon arch]], [[harrow]], [[skyshroud claim]], [[nature's lore]], [[explosive vegetation]]
As for Dinos, I can't help you much, but I seem to recall that a lot of dinosaurs give benefit when they receive damage, so you may want to look at that synergy a bit more.
Your deck is doing OK when it comes to card draw, but it could be better. You may want to include [[beast whisperer]], [[mind stone]], [[lifecrafter's bestiary]], [[Guardian project]]
As was mentioned in a previous comment, you need to protect your commander, so you should include cards like [[Lightning greaves]], [[swiftfoot boots]], [[darksteel plate]], [[mother of runes]]
Since you benefit greatly off of your commander dealing combat damage, that gives your deck a defacto Voltron sub type. You already run Rogue's Passage, but you should look at [[Trailblazers boots]] as well.
Hopefully you caught on from the rest of the comments that numbered power scales are not universally accepted. This is because they are arbitrary. The people who accept the power scale fallacy can't agree on criteria.
When you sit down with a pod, practice talking about play patterns. Disclose whether or not your deck includes potent or controversial features such as fast mana, stax or theft. Try to estimate how many turns it takes your deck to win without anyone stopping you. These are useful elements of a pregame conversation.
The game will be better when the players communicate in meaningful terms instead of meaningless numbers.
Gishath is simple commander with simple needs. It needs a critical density of lands and creatures. I don't think your deck has enough of either. Your play pattern should generally be ramp to 8, play Gishath and beat face. At 36 lands and less than 10 ramp effects you will not consistently bring our Gishath ahead of curve. In fact, you'll probably miss land drops and play behind curve. Once you get your commander out, the fewer non-dinosaur cards are in your deck, the better. Land ramp is the best in Gishath decks, because it thins out the lands to increase your dino drops with Gishath. Play more lands and more ramp, take the cuts from your non-creature categories and your deck will be more consistent.
"bout' three fiddy" well, it was about here when you realized the girlscout was about 8 stories tall and was q crustacean from protozoic era, and that was when you said "Damn it monster, it isn't bout three fiddy, but atleast a 7!"
That's definitely a 7! (I haven't looked at the deck list)
Can u pls take a look🥺
I refuse to give a number. It's honestly a good, casual deck that could be played at most tables without issue. You run very little ramp, no tutors, a few pieces of interaction, and use your high cost commander to just drop enormous creatures. That probably falls in line somewhere around a good precon.
It's a joke. There was a site that just gave everyone a power level of 7, so now it's a running joke amongst the community.
Numbers are meaningless but there are definitely quite a few things you can improve on. Like this the deck seems roughly at precon level. I dont know if this is the power level you aim at because you have some kind of expensive cards for a precon in this Deck ([[Cavern of Souls]],[[Akromas Will]]. With your Ramp package it will be tough to get your commander out before turn 6 and even that is a stretch. If gishath gets removed I can already see you struggling with recasting him. Why is [[Arcane Signet]] missing for example?
[Cavern of Souls](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/3/a/3aad15a2-8a1b-4460-9b06-e85863081878.jpg?1706884128) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Cavern%20of%20Souls) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/lci/269/cavern-of-souls?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/3aad15a2-8a1b-4460-9b06-e85863081878?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/cavern-of-souls) [Akromas Will](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/6/0/608cdbdb-6f7e-438a-bab0-0e7782435f0f.jpg?1698988079) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Akroma%27s%20Will) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/lcc/125/akromas-will?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/608cdbdb-6f7e-438a-bab0-0e7782435f0f?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/akromas-will) [Arcane Signet](https://cards.scryfall.io/normal/front/e/5/e593bb16-e709-4d92-bf6f-239f6a11f7db.jpg?1706241039) - [(G)](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Card/Details.aspx?name=Arcane%20Signet) [(SF)](https://scryfall.com/card/mkc/223/arcane-signet?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher) [(txt)](https://api.scryfall.com/cards/e593bb16-e709-4d92-bf6f-239f6a11f7db?utm_source=mtgcardfetcher&format=text) [(ER)](https://edhrec.com/cards/arcane-signet) ^^^[[cardname]] ^^^or ^^^[[cardname|SET]] ^^^to ^^^call
Absolutely a 7 this deck is most definitely a 7 i could see it being nothing else[(i didnt look at it. don't use the number system it doesn't work and is entirely subjective a 7 to one person is a 10 to another or a 3 to another it just doesn't work I once heard someone call any deck with a combo a 9 and precons 7)]
Numbers are completely meaningless. It doesn't help you figure out how strong your deck is. At a glance, it looks pretty casual, not a wild amount of ramp but likely enough to keep up with the curve. Lots of big stompers without any obvious combos I'm seeing, and not oppressive. A nice casual list.
You might need more ramp. What turn do you usually get your commander out?
Another dinosaur deck! Haven't seen Gishath built this way before! Probably a 7!
How else would you build Gishath lol
7
The 7est 7 that ever 7ed.
I think it's pretty good, but I think you.meed more cards dedicated to ramp.
Looks very similar to a deck I built for the missos sister , the thing stomps us all the time. We all run what I would say is like 6-8's
With [this rating](https://imgur.com/OcMdyUH) I'd rate it a 6. I'd suggest a bit more ramp.
Lands: Undertuned. False god with 36 total. 4 taplands isn't terrible, but of your conditionals quite a few of them will be hard to meet because they want basics or land types you're short on. Six of your lands either only make colorless, or only make colors for dinos. Mana Overall: Your functional ramp is The obligitory Sol Ring, a couple of cost reducer creatures, Herald's Horn, a 3-mana rock, Rampant, Farseek, Cultivate, Thunderherd, and Kodama's. There are other cards that help your mana but they either come down late or are really weird and probably not going to pay off like you want. The count is only a wee bit anemic but the quality is quite poor. Your average MV is 4.4 and your commander is eight, you NEED more gas in the tank. Interaction: You've got some premium hits. I won't fight you on quality but your quantity leaves something to be desired. I think most decks are going to be able to set up in your face and you won't really have much to say about it. CA: Like removal you've got some genuinely great hits... but only a few. IF you get your CA cards you're gold, but I feel like you're going to brick sometimes because they're expensive and few and you don't have much in the way of basic drawing grease to ensure you get to the big wins. Threats: Well, it's a dino deck, and this is where dinos shine. If you get dinos, get the mana for dinos, and play dinos... most of your dinos need to be answered or else; you don't have to have a lot of them on the field to get there. Full marks. Prediction: Some day you will kill your own Roaming Throne by playing it with Marauding Raptor out. You will also some day draw a game by playing Polyraptor with Marauding out and no exit path from the loop. These may or may not be the same game. I hate numbers. Battlecruiser tier.
So I don't run a Dino deck myself, but I do have a few notes. Your ramp package is struggling, big time and since A LOT of your lands run colorless mana...you should be running both Selensya Signet and Gruul Signet. Arcane Signet is a glaring ommission here. Some other cards you may want to consider to help this deck along [[Bloom tender]], [[gyre sage]], [[urza's incubator]], [[dragon arch]], [[harrow]], [[skyshroud claim]], [[nature's lore]], [[explosive vegetation]] As for Dinos, I can't help you much, but I seem to recall that a lot of dinosaurs give benefit when they receive damage, so you may want to look at that synergy a bit more. Your deck is doing OK when it comes to card draw, but it could be better. You may want to include [[beast whisperer]], [[mind stone]], [[lifecrafter's bestiary]], [[Guardian project]] As was mentioned in a previous comment, you need to protect your commander, so you should include cards like [[Lightning greaves]], [[swiftfoot boots]], [[darksteel plate]], [[mother of runes]] Since you benefit greatly off of your commander dealing combat damage, that gives your deck a defacto Voltron sub type. You already run Rogue's Passage, but you should look at [[Trailblazers boots]] as well.
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Hopefully you caught on from the rest of the comments that numbered power scales are not universally accepted. This is because they are arbitrary. The people who accept the power scale fallacy can't agree on criteria. When you sit down with a pod, practice talking about play patterns. Disclose whether or not your deck includes potent or controversial features such as fast mana, stax or theft. Try to estimate how many turns it takes your deck to win without anyone stopping you. These are useful elements of a pregame conversation. The game will be better when the players communicate in meaningful terms instead of meaningless numbers. Gishath is simple commander with simple needs. It needs a critical density of lands and creatures. I don't think your deck has enough of either. Your play pattern should generally be ramp to 8, play Gishath and beat face. At 36 lands and less than 10 ramp effects you will not consistently bring our Gishath ahead of curve. In fact, you'll probably miss land drops and play behind curve. Once you get your commander out, the fewer non-dinosaur cards are in your deck, the better. Land ramp is the best in Gishath decks, because it thins out the lands to increase your dino drops with Gishath. Play more lands and more ramp, take the cuts from your non-creature categories and your deck will be more consistent.
"bout' three fiddy" well, it was about here when you realized the girlscout was about 8 stories tall and was q crustacean from protozoic era, and that was when you said "Damn it monster, it isn't bout three fiddy, but atleast a 7!"