Like I mentioned before, at the World Championships this year, there were a handful of players that made deep runs with Charizard - all of which played the Dusknoir line for its raw power and more or less accepted the decks inconsistencies (and its abhorrent Dragapult matchup) because it had such a favorable Gholdengo matchup
There are also some great lands that can create any color, both budget and non-budget
Youre better off playing Blacker Lotus from Unglued, a satirical Magic set that features ludicrous descriptions and effects
If its a land card, put it onto the battlefield
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The two-cost common sorcery will destroy but this time the life loss is its mana value, and that's much worse