It is a Psychic card illustrated by Yoko Hishida
Licia is decidedly lackluster, Mathas, Fiend Seeker isnt really about Vampires, and so without Edgar Markov, youre left with trying to Rule 0 Edgar & Olivia from Crimson Vow as partners
It first debuted in Japan in 1996 and soon followed in North America in 1998 where it was published by Wizards of the Coast
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In terms of maximizing value, we can really tap into a subset of permanents which have very cheap casting costs and very expensive activated abilities these are often called Invokers after the Legions cycle, and I dont think Dynaheir being an Invoker Adept is a coincidence