All of the info packed onto that petite piece of cardboard can be a little overwhelming at first, especially for some of the more complicated cards out there, but a little explanation about the important parts should ease your entry into the game
The Silumgar changes are fine as well, I suppose getting some random stuff shouldn't be punished as much as I did on the original card
If you do, draw a card, then you may put a creature card and/or a land card from your hand onto the battlefield
If youre feeling extra daring, you can also double up your triggers with Panharmonicon to perform a decent impression of Krrik, Son of Yawgmoth
I still have most of my original Pokmon cards, and despite the occasional temptation to sell them off, I haven't
That makes it a great card in a vacuum, and even better in a dedicated tokens deck