Charizard is larger than Charmander, though, so spinning him feels a bit more challenging
The reason being pretty obvious, since he's an auto-include in every Blue or Red deck based on his nonexistent Commander-esque requirements
The real stars are the landscapes where the battles take place: At long last, and after much clamour from the playerbase, BFZ finally sees the return of full-art lands which eschew the normal half-art design for a card that is 90% art
But this doesn't feel as game ending as older versions
It is possible that a 1957 Topps Sandy Koufax, one that technically measures for a particular grade let's say 70/30, may be prevented from reaching that unqualified grade because the market would view that card as off-center based on eye appeal issues
A 2/1 and a 1/1 flier is already a great deal for 2 mana, but those tokens are artifacts, which opens up many more synergistic paths, and you often get more than just that first thopter from Loyal Apprentice