It's a cool card with an interesting design that plays off of both Jiang Yanggu and Mu Yanling's core elements, but I think for your average Planechase game, you'll likely have a better time with The Great Aerie
You want to build your deck in such a way that you always reveal a Human when you cast this card, and ideally, so that you have choices and can take a good one for the situation
I liked artifact tokens and the space they opened up in the game, as with Clue tokens and Treasure tokens, but organic materials didnt feel artifact-y to me, which is likely because Im a Magic boomer who came to the game with brown-framed artifacts like Mox Emerald and Ankh of Mishra
Exiles the card with three time counters and uses the suspend mechanic for timed activation
Should a player successfully reduce their opponents active Pokmons health to zero, then that Pokmon must be replaced with another and the victorious player gets to take a prize card
It has summoning sickness so it cant tap on the turn it comes in