Dynamic Range Really isn't as important as you are lead to believe.

mpgxsvcd wrote:

The point was that Dynamic Range implies clipping of highlights or shadows. That really only ever occurs with a bright point source like a star(Our Sun) or very bright light. Most people don’t shoot astro photography like I do so that pretty much leaves landscapes for needing dynamic range to avoid clipping.

The real problem is that the extra dynamic range a sensor can give you really won’t help much when compared to what an HDR mode will do. You are much better off looking for a camera with a +6 HDR mode for landscapes than you are worrying about which one has 13.2 stops or 13.6 stops of dynamic range.