So, your opponent can still win via cards like Approach of the Second Sun or Thassa's Oracle, and your Lich's Mastery has no say in anything
While the deck lacks the consistency a tuned-up Nekusar deck has, it still functions relatively well with it at the helm instead of Jeleva
Then, you can just go back to your Trunk and put in staple cards, such as "Mirror Force," "Raigeki," and whatever other generally good cards to have in any deck
The card is incredibly low cost to run in any deck and adds a lot if dimensions to it
At least TCG Pocket lets you check the pull rates You're probably wondering, what will I do with these TCG Pocket cards
With amazing artwork from Fiona Hsieh as well as the ability to pair with a number of other strong options via its partner ability (five pairings sit above 1,000 decks on EDHREC), its no wonder that this glorious Akita is worth close to $100