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These should do the trick: 1 Amulet of VigorAmulet of Vigor 1 Tatyova, Benthic DruidTatyova, Benthic Druid 1 Mina and Denn, WildbornMina and Denn, Wildborn 1 Wayward SwordtoothWayward Swordtooth 1 Oracle of Mul DayaOracle of Mul Daya 1 Azusa, Lost but SeekingAzusa, Lost but Seeking 1 Kynaios and Tiro of MeletisKynaios and Tiro of Meletis 1 Tireless TrackerTireless Tracker 1 Urban EvolutionUrban Evolution 1 ExploreExplore 1 BurgeoningBurgeoning 1 ExplorationExploration 1 Lord WindgraceLord Windgrace 1 Kiora, the Crashing WaveKiora, the Crashing Wave Cool
And if what drew you in was the earliest-printing chase rather than Charizard specifically, the 1996 Japanese cards are the other half of that story.
Red is reckless and doesnt care about the future, only about the present
The ability this little fluffball has, though, is pure card advantage