Distributed in Japan as part of a candy promotion in 1997, the card initiates the official TCG and features a retro-style version of Charizard with a distinct blue back that sets it apart from later prints
No mana means no spells cast, while having no spells also means nothing to use mana on
, Sacrifice X Squirrels: Target creature gets +X/-X until end of turn
The deck then features a multitude of spells that allow you to roll dice including creatures (Celebr-8000, Chaos Channeler, Clay Golem, Earth-Cult Elemental, Herald of Hadar, Hoarding Ogre, Iron Mastiff, Lightfoot Rogue, Monoxa, Nothic, Swarming Goblins), Sorceries (Attempted Murder, Myrkul's Edict, Recruitment Drive, Thunderwave), instants (Contraband Livestock, Farideh's Fireball, Six-Sided Die), and many more
There are almost no haymakers that immediately end the game, so its all a matter of leveraging small advantages until you eventually grind your opponent into submission (or they stumble too hard)
Dreadnaught33: I think this card has an appeal, and I know a lot of Maverick players will try it because our Zenith for X=2 targets are just Ooze and Collector Ouphe at the moment