Then you can answer three types commonly played - creatures, enchantments and rocks
In a different color combination that would not have been much of an issue as control decks would gladly use a card like this to buy themselves time, and perhaps would do so now that colored mana is plentiful, but the beatdown decks that were in these colors were understandably reluctant to force themselves to count to twenty-five
Needless to say, this effect also targets enchantments, lands, and artifacts
This card has a hefty 280 HP for incredible staying power (along with a resistance to Fighting), and also an attack with the potential to do up to 280 damage in one hit, which is enough to one-hit-KO many Pokmon in the meta
It costs a hefty seven mana to cast, but for doing so, you get to return all the Humans from your Graveyard back to the battlefield
If you are in the Pokmon trading card scene in any capacity, you know what this card is