I love her character and every time I play through, I always prioritize leveling up Fran first

Ross, Hapless Attach Ezekiel Sims, Spider-Totem Foggy Nelson, On Retainer Glenn, the Voice of Calm Grand Arbiter Augustin IV Grma Wormtongue Grma, Saruman's Footman Happy Hogan, Bodyguard Hurkyl, Master Wizard Ignis Scientia Jacob Hauken, Inspector Jarvis, Earth's Mightiest Butler Jennifer Walters Judge Magister Gabranth Kambal, Consul of Allocation Kambal, Profiteering Mayor Kongming, "Sleeping Dragon" Lady Sun Lo and Li, Royal Advisors Lo and Li, Twin Tutors Long Feng, Grand Secretariat Lu Su, Wu Advisor MacCready, Lamplight Mayor Masako the Humorless Master Pakku Matt Murdock, Justice Seeker Michiko Konda, Truth Seeker Naomi, Pillar of Order Nita, Forum Conciliator Orris, Last of the Web Lords Overseer of Vault 76 Pang Tong, "Young Phoenix" Professor Zei, Anthropologist Rick Jones, Destined Sidekick Riven Turnbull Senator Peacock Sokrates, Athenian Teacher Teysa Karlov Teysa, Envoy of Ghosts Teysa, Opulent Oligarch Teysa, Orzhov Scion The Archimandrite The Mouth of Sauron Tobias Andrion Tomik, Distinguished Advokist Tomik, Wielder of Law Vazi, Keen Negotiator Xun Yu, Wei Advisor Zhuge Jin, Wu Strategist Zuo Ci, the Mocking Sage

There are occasions these make for great board cards but overall they are not the kinds of thing your deck is trying to do
Whenever equipped creature deals combat damage to a player, create a 4/4 gold Dragon creature token with flying and roll a d20 (a twenty-sided die)
EV is a term used to refer to the future value you might get for buying any card or pack
Thats decent regardless, but like Brave Little Tailor it comes with the added boon of being attached to the Evasive keyword, meaning that Goofy, Daredevil will avoid any challenges unless theyre from fellow Evasive cards