Even if you don't use it yourself, it's like a representative example of a card that you don't like when it's used
The set emphasizes creature types more than ever before, with strong tribal synergies across races like Elves, Faeries, Merfolk, Goblins, and Kithkin
They cannot block it profitably, they cannot race it, and most burn spells are not big enough to answer it
Otherwise, you can combine Robin Hood, Daydreamer, with one of the new location cards featured in Into the Inklands to grant the character some additional protection from banishment - such as Pride Lands, Pride Rock, which gives an extra two health to any characters placed onto that location, or RLS Legacy, Solar Galleon, that will give the Evasive condition to any cards there: meaning that they cannot be challenged by any characters unless theyre also Evasive
Neuron will no longer be available