Although he's powerful enough to pursue godhood as other liches have done, Acererak has no interest in being a god or being worshiped
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An example a bit closer to home is watching someone build a mana base for their booster draft deck by simply counting mana symbols, essentially ignoring (2)
In the card Getaway Glamer, Kellan's power engulfs Akul and traps him inside the vault, but the mechanics also play into switching control of creatures, which is a neat nod to what Kellan accomplishes in this scene
Full of illustrations from cards, original illustrations, interviews, and more, this would be a wonderful addition to any Pokemon fan's collection
