Id play this as a threat with some upside, but its not a must-have by any stretch
The card's first ability perfectly captures this function: returning a fallen (graveyard) creature to the battlefield, but in a weakened state (tapped)
Though it hasnt arrived without some legal controversy, it appears to be an early hit, at least if the crushing lines it causes at game conventions are any indication, with fans waiting hours to get their hands on product and promotional cards
We can hit a Craterhoof, we can hit a Lord and even if we hit a less-than-stellar creature, it gets to come in with three +1/+1 counters, making it a threat by itself
Additionally, Lighting, Army of One has Lifelink, Trample, First Strike, and Staggering, which cause other damaging effects to double against an opponent or their permanents for one turn after she attacks
Disney Lorcana: Into The Inklands starter decks were reviewed using a pre-release copy provided by Ravensburger