A 6/6 is pretty big but most decks can take it down with a simple double block
Alpha Deathclaw Arbor Colossus Ashen Monstrosity Chillerpillar Clay Golem Colossus of Akros Cursed Monstrosity Death Kiss Domesticated Hydra Dreadlight Monstrosity Ember Swallower Etched Monstrosity Fleecemane Lion Fleetfeather Cockatrice Giggling Skitterspike Gluttonous Cyclops Grim Giganotosaurus Hundred-Handed One Hydra Broodmaster Hythonia the Cruel Ill-Tempered Cyclops Jetpack Death Seltzer Kalemne's Captain Keepsake Gorgon Maester Seymour Modular Monstrosity Moldgraf Monstrosity Monstrosity of the Lake Nemesis of Mortals Nessian Asp Polis Crusher Polukranos, World Eater Protector of the Wastes Ravenous Leucrocota Sealock Monster Shipbreaker Kraken Sinuous Vermin Skittering Crustacean Skittering Monstrosity Splitting Slime Stoneshock Giant Stormbreath Dragon Swarmborn Giant Ursine Monstrosity Vitality Hunter Wildfire Cerberus
Burn spells are traditionally good at killing small- and medium-sized creatures, but can have a hard time with big, bomby, threats
I so want to play this at a table with six opponents
Potential ways to track this include writing them down on paper or using dice, but any method that is clear and mutually agreeable is fine.
Therefore, it appears that the non-holo Charizard was printed on card stock that was intended to be holographic but instead was missing the holographic foil layer