You probably shouldn't, but you could
Its an unusual effect on a creature, which can also double up as a Tarmogoyf with extra abilities
While it may not deserve to be called the fifth-best Black card in cEDH, I think its close
Additionally, she can reduce the Strength of an opponents Character, equal to their Lore
the Tomb Raider set is no different in this regard

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