Generally speaking, we do not want to keep hands with less than three lands or more than 5
Aetherstream Leopard Alacrian Jaguar Arahbo, Roar of the World Arctic Nishoba Bast, Panther Goddess Black Market Tycoon Bronzehide Lion Canopy Stalker Cat Warriors Cave Tiger Civil Servant Cruel Caracals Elite Cat Warrior Feline Sovereign Feral Prowler Ferocious Zheng Fleecemane Lion Fleecemane Lion Fleetfoot Panther Frenzied Arynx Frondland Felidar Generous Stray Gloomshrieker Grabby Tabby Grizzled Leotau Horned Cheetah Hungry Lynx Hunting Cheetah Ice Cream Kitty Infirmary Healer Initiate's Companion Jedit Ojanen of Efrava Jetmir's Fixer Jetmir, Nexus of Revels Jewel Thief Jungle Lion Kaheera, the Orphanguard Keeper of Fables Kimahri, Valiant Guardian King Cheetah Kitt Kanto, Mayhem Diva Knight of Wundagore Kraven's Cats Kros, Defense Contractor Krosan Vorine Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar Leonin Armorguard Longtusk Cub Lurking Arynx Lynx Malamet Brawler Malamet Veteran Marisi's Twinclaws Marisi, Breaker of the Coil Mirri, Cat Warrior Mirri, Weatherlight Duelist Mist Leopard Mtenda Lion Nacatl Outlander Nacatl Savage Nacatl War-Pride Nazahn, Revered Bladesmith Nethroi, Apex of Death Nethroi, Apex of Death Nishoba Brawler Noble Panther Nylea's Emissary Panther Warriors Penumbra Bobcat Pet Avengers Phabine, Boss's Confidant Phantom Nishoba
On top of that you can find many unique cards that support a tribe and can be great budget options as those cards work only on a specific tribal deck and are bad to unplayable to any other deck
What really makes it so good is its Flare Strike attack
Play Fred on turn one to give your opponent a difficult choice between banishing Fred and being two lore down , or risk you putting it on the Location and kick off that clock of passive lore game
