On one hand, the Pokemon TCG has remained successful globally since all the way back in 1996, and for newcomers to Pokemon cards, its a great way to learn about card collecting and even playing the game (though there are some differences in both regards)
In the case of this card, from the moment I saw it, I was in love
Callous Sell-Sword Case of the Pilfered Proof Chandra, Acolyte of Flame Chitterspitter Claim the Kingdom Clan Crafter Cocoon Coin of Mastery Cooking Campsite Crime Novelist Crustacean Commando Deep Forest Hermit Durable Handicraft Duty Beyond Death Dwarven Weaponsmith Earthen Goo Ecologist's Terrarium Elspeth Conquers Death Elvish Farmer Embereth Veteran Extruder Fall of Gil-galad Fall of the Impostor Farid, Enterprising Salvager Filigree Vector Founding of Omashu Fugitive of the Judoon Furnace-Blessed Conqueror Gadwick's First Duel Galadriel, Gift-Giver Genghis Frog Ghost Vacuum Gleaming Geardrake Glen Elendra Archmage Glorifier of Suffering Glorious Purpose Gobbling Ooze Goblin Razerunners Gore Vassal Gourmand's Talent Grasping Dunes Grazing Kelpie Gristleback Heroic Feast Hobblefiend Hunting Moa Icing Manipulator
Cards like Lava Coil are a true rarity
It only affects you, only works once per turn, and just casts the first nonland permanent it can instead of waiting for a type match