Instant card worth 1/1, tap two untapped creatures to make this creature "prepared." When "prepared," allows casting a copy of its spell, effectively "unpreparing" it
The second one costs three for a 2/2 and then has a death trigger to make a 0/1 Eldrazi dork that sacs for colorless mana
Instead of lifegain for lifegain's sake, which is a common theme among angels, Liesa takes the life you gain through cards such as Bishop of Wings or Righteous Valkyrie and pumps it right back into casting spells your opponents may be more hesitant to play
Including the lands
However, there are some cases where the rule of one card copy per deck can create even more adverse situations Circu, Dimir Lobotomist Circu, Dimir Lobotomist, oddly enough, can be viable in play, even without using its last ability to stop casting cards with the same name as the exiled cards
Cards similar to Phantom Tiger include Oathsworn Knight, Unbreathing Horde, Phantom Nantuko