Most decks are built around Characters and Actions, with Locations providing a strategic Lore engine for decks that can protect them
Combine this with effects that control your opponents ability to challenge or banish - such as cards with the Bodyguard or Ward keywords - and youre looking at a formidable strategy
She's a double threat - not just one of the most popular Disney characters of all time, but the first card printed of that character when the game launched
You can also use Cinderella, Stouthearted to shift your Cinderella, Knight in Training into a more formidable threat, then bulk up your Kronk, Junior Chipmunks for some seriously impressive board control
You can reduce Elsas Ink cost to 6 by using Shift, which is sort of like evolving Pokemon, in that youll need to put this Elsa on top of a different Elsa card when played
The biggest boon comes for discard, which may not be a popular thing given its current meta standing