Why did Richard Garfield make you lose the game when you ran out of cards in your library (known in Magic slang as "decking")
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The highest-selling copy we found was graded a Near Mint 8 by Beckett, which sold in 2022 for $72,000
Licia does cost a fair bit of mana to cast, but luckily, this can be easily discounted thanks to its ability it cost one mana less for each life you gained in a turn
This information warfare is a lot less extreme in Pokemon Pocket, but that doesn't mean it's without value
Typically if I am in black I will have better ways to get back dorks and so this is a little low value and a little too reactive to ever see much play
