If not, though, another thing thats worth noting is that one-mana creatures have a way of being below-average topdecks
Blaine's Charizard #2Holo Rare $594.19 Charizard #4Holo Rare $800.43 Charizard #1Holo Rare $67.67 Charizard #4Holo Rare $2146.38 Charizard #4Holo Rare $466.74 Charizard #3Holo Rare $400.00 Charizard #146Secret Rare Charizard #100Secret Rare $772.48 Oddish #1Common $0.12 Entei #30Rare $0.22 Litwick #36Common $0.14 Foongus #9Common $0.15 Combee #8Common $0.12 Larvesta #40Common $0.21 Charmander #26Common $0.22 Surskit #6Common $0.07 Sharpedo #47Uncommon $0.21 Cubchoo #53Common $0.15 Charizard Ex Box Flashfire Collector Pin 3 Pack Blister [Mega Charizard X] Flashfire Collector Pin 3 Pack Blister [Mega Charizard Y] Mega Charizard X Collection $50.00 Mega Charizard Y Collection EX Power Trio Tin [Charizard EX] Red & Blue Collection [Charizard EX] $1002.71 XY Evolutions Elite Trainer Box [Mega Charizard Y] $737.39
Sylvan Caryatid Hexproof mana dorks are great, and Sylvan Caryatid is probably the first, at least of the ones I can remember
These tests are quick, easy, and can be done with a $10 flashlight off of Amazon
Now, if rumor is to be believed, the Base Set is coming back with a reprint in Japan releasing February 27, 2016, exactly twenty years after the release of Pokemon Red and Green in Japan (Japans original games featured Charizard and Venusaur on the cover, not Charizard and Blastoise)
Whenever you use a Clue (read: spend 2 mana to sacrifice the token and draw a card), you venture into the dungeon