If you think your opponent might play Sigilyph, you can setup a Blissey in two turns with Grand Flame, and Blisseys attack does the magic number of 90 for Knocking Out a Sigilyph
Now, however, a near-mint, non-foil default frame example will set you back exactly $3
Out of the three, Fuecoco's high stalling and defensive abilities make it the best Pokmon card for competitive play
Now that more colors have similar cards, Radical Beam is not so much of a problem
The deck comes with a lot of dice-rolling cards that can cause Vrondiss to deal damage to itself to make tokens, but you can certainly dig up some more from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms
The biggest reason to be ramping (at least, in my opinion) is to hit that sweet spot where you can comfortably cast two spells a turn