Thats a seriously good ability on a card costing just three ink - and if you include the full four copies of Jasper, Common Crook in your deck, you could find yourself able to shut down your opponents entire field of characters
In an Ink color full of powerful Singer cards you can see why paying four ink to sing another song could be worth it
With The First Chapter, Rise of the Floodborn, Into the Inklands, and Ursula's Return out of the picture, several cards that were staples in the game that didn't receive a reprint are no longer viable unless you're playing in the Infinity format
Evasives The Ruby/Emerald starter deck is the most Evasive-focused deck of the bunch, but this deck has some great tools as well
Prices often cool as restocks arrive
Weaknesses This deck has very few tools for answering your opponents players, instead relying on a large board that forces your opponent to answer your plays