This is why PSA grades are generally consistent, though not everyone agrees with every grade they get back
It was format-warping enough to bring back cards like Alpine Moon, Spreading Seas, and push March of Otherworldly Light into fringe playability
With memorable, pastoral artwork from Mitsuhiro Arita that shows Charmander seemingly surprised that its flaming tail has set a tuft of grass alight, this card looks lovely in the fireworks reverse holo finish, and seeing as Charmander and its evolution line is among the most famous in Pokemon history, its fitting to see it rank as the most valuable common card from LC
From Kykar, Winds Fury to the newer Simic builds from the Quandrix precon, this is going to be a house
Two separate draw/discard instances gives you plenty of room to pitch a Dredge card and use its ability, and it provides pressure on the board to boot
the vine introduced in Set 11, Winterspell, continues to spread into Set 12, Wilds Unknown