The only downside is that, since it is dependent on lowering the toughness, it might not be able to take down some very big creatures your opponent might control
There are some decks where Tiana might really shine, but it probably isn't this one, especially when so many of your characters are meant to return to your hand
It can also be a powerful inclusion in decks that rely on Treasure for ramping and combo plays, and its hybrid mana cost makes it very flexible to cast
For this reason, players should play best-of-one until reaching Platinum, as this is the easiest way to fast-track climbing the ladder before the ranks reset at the end of the season
It has a great static ability of doubling the damage you can do to an opponent during your turns
You get a really viable team that attacks even safer when it has Menace, and if you run haymaker after haymaker, you get to increase the chance Shanid stays in play to keep the cards coming