I put this on the list for a few reasons
When her and her kidnappers' identities are revealed, the Queen orders her soldiers to attack the stage, but Garnet and her kidnappers are able to escape
Perhaps the most notable aspect of the Goblin drop is that it doesn't have a single chase card, with the most expensive Goblin in the drop being Goblin Lackey at $10.73, while most of the rest are in the $47 range
No confirmation, but the tease was strong
It's a 7/7 for seven mana with trample and haste, meaning it'll likely surprise an opponent the turn it comes into play and attacks them
I like to think that we captured how it feels to be The Vault Dweller as the person piloting the deck, with your chosen companions and deck-building choices to express yourself, not unlike role-playing in the Fallout game itself