If you can enchant it, equip it, attack with it, sacrifice it, and use both Junk tokens to trigger abilities of other cards, then its really worth playing, and Ill also be impressed
The breakdown of cards are as follows: 6x Common cards 3x Uncommon cards 2x Rare, Super Rare, or Legendary cards 1x Foil card of a random rarity level While a standard Disney Lorcana deck has 60 cards in it that doesn't mean you'll be able to purchase five Booster Packs and start playing
Slowing down opposing creatures by having them enter the battlefield tapped will also prevent them from attacking (even when Kratos gives them haste)
While flipping the Journal into its Tomb form and grinding out your opponent with a constant stream of creatures from your graveyard is a tempting use case here, many decks will have great results just sticking with the front side and using it to trade tokens for card advantage every turn
TCGPlayer currently shows Hazel of the Rotbloom at a $150.39 market price