Batching two “run-based subtypes” (run and icebreaker), MuslihaT can draw a card a turn! (And she's the only such Crim ID in Standard, without Geist or Liza.)

Given 15–19 run-events and 3–4 breakers, she should draw on 40–50% of turns. For example (in-faction):

• 3× Transfer of Wealth
• 3× Bravado
• 3× Clean Getaway
• 3× Carpe Diem
• 2× Pinhole Threading
• 2× “Inside Job” (Window Opportunity? S-Dobrado? Tread Lightly?)
• 1× Overclock

plus:

• 1× Curupira
• 1× Carmen
• 1× Revolver
• 1× Sang Kancil (a “run-events-matter” icebreaker!)
• 1× Mayfly? (R.I.P. Aumakua)

Design-wise, it's an interactive effect with a non-interactive trigger:

• The benefit requires interaction, since the cards drawn either initiate runs, or can only be used during runs*; except for a minority of cards with optional-runs (like Carpe Diem), or some hypothetical “econ breaker” (like a new Gingerbread, that could only break Observers, but which could be trashed like No Free Lunch to detag).
• But the condition itself (BoT) is non-interactive. Even if you can't make a single run this turn (you need to remove tags after an Oppo Research, draw back up after a Fujii Asset Retrieval, find some hate card, or so on), your ID will still trigger and you might still draw a card (setting yourself up for next turn).

Such “predicated”-draw is also card-selection:

• If you're looking for an “on-type” (like Transfer of Wealth), she might draw it.
• If you're looking for an “off-type” card (like No Free Lunch), she can still dig you deeper (like the The Class Act).

Cards: s:run|icebreaker .

She also cross-synergizes with:

• “Run-Events-matter”, in particular: like Swift and Debbie "Downtown" Moreira.
• “Events-matter”, in general: like Mystic Maemi (or even Aniccam and Ghosttongue?).

IIUC, her name is a pun:

• “muslihat”: means trick/fraud in Indonesian/Malay.
• “Musliha”: is a female name (from Arabic).
• (CF. a “Patricia Kaplan” nicknamed “TricK”, but even smoother.)