And if what drew you in was the earliest-printing chase rather than Charizard specifically, the 1996 Japanese cards are the other half of that story.
played: 3.003.000000000 7% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Flicker Trick and First Tenet of Chi: Wind that play both
The ability this little fluffball has, though, is pure card advantage
This one comes to us from Heisen01, who pulled off a 5-0 with it in Tuesdays MTGO Pauper League
These should do the trick: 1 Amulet of VigorAmulet of Vigor 1 Tatyova, Benthic DruidTatyova, Benthic Druid 1 Mina and Denn, WildbornMina and Denn, Wildborn 1 Wayward SwordtoothWayward Swordtooth 1 Oracle of Mul DayaOracle of Mul Daya 1 Azusa, Lost but SeekingAzusa, Lost but Seeking 1 Kynaios and Tiro of MeletisKynaios and Tiro of Meletis 1 Tireless TrackerTireless Tracker 1 Urban EvolutionUrban Evolution 1 ExploreExplore 1 BurgeoningBurgeoning 1 ExplorationExploration 1 Lord WindgraceLord Windgrace 1 Kiora, the Crashing WaveKiora, the Crashing Wave Cool
Arven (Special Illustration Rare) Arven is known as the trainer with a heartwarming story about his best friend, Mabostiff