A predecessor to the ultimate Shadowless Base Set Charizard, the Charizard March Playtest card features Ken Sugimoris artwork of the dragon instead of Mitsuhiro Aritas iconic design
If you compare this to the other MTG MOM cards with newly designed frames, it seems to be the rule that the special variants are slightly more expensive, so it's definitely notable that the trend is reversed here
Skrelv, Defector Mite can sometimes help Illuminator Virtuoso kill a turn faster (relevant on the draw), whereas Sram, Senior Edificer can make your draws more consistent by drawing more auras (relevant on the play)
Able to swiftly build up a board of beefy creatures, ping opponents with burn damage, or take to the skies and kill with a few good hits with a commander, this deck has all sorts of roads to victory
I like seeing all of the different swirls that other people appreciate
It had amazing worldbuilding, complemented with outstanding art direction
