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If we look at Sven again, he has the stats of a vanilla 3-cost character, which means the readying effect is costing you 1 extra ink above baseline
These are probably stronger
The Revival Trance Commander Deck, starring Terra, Herald of Hope, had very annoying Flying capabilities that meant I had difficulty blocking attacks
Alongside Mickey, it's equally unsurprising to see Tinker Bell qualify for the first run of Enchanted Lorcana cards
The Emerald/Steel deck, for instance, focuses on keeping your opponent's characters damaged throughout the game and capitalizing on that board state