But its more interesting, I think, to get a snapshot of the base sets
Hypnotize is typically only helpful in discard decks when paired with Prince John from Rise of the Floodborn, and Improvise is an action making it far less handy to have around than a song card like Strike a Good Match
At its best it sets off the more simplified, almost deco style of the art without ending up in camp, like this Queza, Augur of Agonies by Julie Dillon
As ever, the stats are fine, but its all about the abilities here, because in reality, she is more of a 10/5
The ideal mana base is probably something like four Faceless Haven and some number of Hive of the Eye Tyrant along with a bunch of Snow-Covered Swamps
This story-arc is reflected in the Gustav The Giant, Terror of the Kingdom Lorcana card