It was an ok Tier C or D style deck and then the Pestilent Cauldron combo was discovered that enabled the deck to reliably close out the game a turn or two faster and the deck quickly shot up the ranks to being one of the best decks in the format
There are dozens of different Charizard cards that have been released through the many expansion packs and sets across the franchise's history, though, the 5 most recent stand out as being both very cool as well as guilty of the inevitable power-creep occurring in this card game
Pikipek costs 35 Pack Points to craft
While Lessons themselves don't look powerful enough to warp the format, even if they do come as a freebie, I also remember how obnoxious it was to deal with adventure-based decks that would just endlessly spawn perfect answers through the use of Fae of Wishes
Rebel Salvo: Soul Sear has always been fringe playable, and at a potential one mana, its never been better
Huatli witnesses Inti's death and screams in horror