Its small body means it isn't very good at attacking, but against go-wide creature decks (like Lingering Souls or Young Pyromancer decks), it's a great way of locking out damage and can also be helpful against combo decks like Storm, where it turns off both Grapeshot and Empty the Warrens)
However, if I had to choose my proudest creation, it would have to be hybrid mana
The crowning jewel of Miki Kudos illustrations, this Charizard completes the trilogy: starting with Charmander at the bottom of the mountainous canyon, Charmeleon slightly higher up, and Charizard itself soaring above with a fiery volcano in the background
That two damage can really add up over time , especially when so many cards in Endless Punishment deal one or two damage almost every turn
When it enters the field, it creates treasure tokens based on the number of artifacts and enchantments controlled by opponents
I also didnt know it existed until I brewed this list