Smokestack Smokestack can be an absolutely malicious stax card, but lets just assume its player threw it in a random deck
I got to write an article talking about how she was the solution to all Junds problems and how Jund would change to accommodate her

Decklist: Undying Yawgmoth in Modern Strangleroot Geist | Illustration by Jason Chan Planeswalker (4) Creature (27) Birds of Paradise x4 Blood Artist Geralf's Messenger Ignoble Hierarch x4 Scavenging Ooze Strangleroot Geist x4 Wall of Roots x4 Yawgmoth, Thran Physician x4 Young Wolf x4 Instant (4) Sorcery (4) Land (21) Misty Rainforest x2 Nurturing Peatland x2 Overgrown Tomb x2 Blooming Marsh x3 Dryad Arbor Forest x2 Swamp Twilight Mire x2 Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth Verdant Catacombs x4 Yavimaya, Cradle of Growth Sideboard (15) Agatha's Soul Cauldron Endurance x4 Force of Vigor x2 Necromentia x2 Obstinate Baloth Outland Liberator Scavenging Ooze Thoughtseize x3 Modern Yawgmoth uses the decks namesake card, Yawgmoth, Thran Physician, and the several undying creatures to loop drawing cards, draining your opponent of life, and clearing the path for lethal by shrinking opposing creatures
And consider whether the benefits outweigh them
When attached, it provides a strategic boost by increasing survivability in battles
Yavimaya Elder (Ext, S, Block) A mainstay of The Rock (a black-green deck that thrives off of card-advantage creatures), the Elder potentially nets you a four for one advantage: it can block and kill a creature, then sacrifice to draw a card plus two lands