Because the spell resolves line by line, all creatures will lose abilities until end of turn before the board wipe resolves
With increased interest in Pokmon collectibles, grading has seen a spike in submissions
Still, to this day, its the only card that specifies three different kinds of power/toughness altering counters in its text
Sure, you'll have to wait four turns until you can start attacking with it if you cast it this way, but that isn't really a problem when you consider the amount of ramp you're getting from doing so
Ive seen complaints that this risk is too big in a game when it only takes three points to win (unlike the physical version of the game where you need six points), but when the card is extra strong and you have the option of switching it out it seems justified, plus you still have that golden window of playing it when your opponent already has two points, at which point the extra risk is nullified
Defender can be found in all colors, and is mostly applied to a creature type known as wall, however it can also be found in some other creatures
