{"ops":[{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"The Keys to Victory"},{"insert":"\n\nThis is a grindy enchantress list that looks to lock down the board, aggressively self-mill, and eventually wins through token combat or Thassa's Oracle. It does not look to combo win with Oracle, but rather this provides us a clean win if we are able to succeed at incrementally milling our entire library. Most of the cost of the list is in Serra Sanctum, and the overall price comes down to ~$300 or so once this is removed and printings are taken into account. After this, removing fetches / shocks / triome will get the price down quite a bit further without seriously impacting the game plan. Changing Thassa's Oracle for labratory maniac is also viable to get it to no game-changers, although the inevitability of this list can sometimes feel too strong/consistent for bracket 2 tables.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"The Control Game"},{"insert":"\n\nThe goal of controlling the game flow is to prevent other players from attacking us and interfering with our slow and steady rise to dominance. This list has very strong inevitability, so the focus is on pillow fort style pieces (Sphere of Safety, Propaganda, Ghostly Prison, Authority of Consuls) that lock down early pressure. We are generally light on counter magic since we mostly don't care about our board being removed or stack interaction outside of a later game combo push. Counter spells are usually held to keep other players off of graveyard hate, which poses the biggest threat to our game plan. Dress down is a super flexible tool that we can recur on other player's turns to put the brakes on their game plan, while drawing cards and generating value off of our enchantment triggers.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"Self Mill & Recursion"},{"insert":"\n\nMill feeds our Oracle endgame, while also acting as pseudo-draw engines. Escaping enchantments with Master of Keys is the primary way we recur things from our graveyard, but the deck also runs Sun Titan, Sevinne's Reclamation, Serra Paragon, and Lurrus. Notably, all of these except Lurrus can help us fetch Serra's Sanctum from the yard, which can give us a massive mana spike in the midgame to recast Keys or generally pull ahead. Animate dead and Necromancy let us pull non-enchantment creatures when we need to, with the big hits being Valgavoth, Moonshaker, Angel of Suffering, and Yorion. Flash speed on Necromancy does a lot for us, namely:\n\n flash in Angel of Suffering at a key point to prevent damage and mill ourselves a bunch"},{"attributes":{"list":"ordered"},"insert":"\n"},{"insert":" flash speed Oracle"},{"attributes":{"list":"ordered"},"insert":"\n"},{"insert":"flash speed Yorion, flickering our board to dodge board wipes or spot removal"},{"attributes":{"list":"ordered"},"insert":"\n"},{"insert":"\nYorion combined with necromancy or animate dead provides us a loop on every turn where: necromancy enters, enchanting Yorion. Yorion ETB flickers our board, including necromancy. When necromancy leaves, Yorion is sacrificed. At end step, necromancy returns and enchants Yorion once again. This creates a massive amount of value off our enchantment etb effects and makes things like hopeless nightmare, omen of the sea, and momentum breaker particularly good.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"bold":true},"insert":"The Token Win"},{"insert":"\n\nWe have a number of tools that help us turn our enchantments into board presence to put pressure on the other players at the table. Other cards like Ajani's welcome benefit from creating all of these tokens and help us keep the game running into the later turns where we are able to take over. Hallowed haunting is the best of these, and depending on the game state both copy enchantment and estrid's invocation can help us increase the presence of either pillowfort or token generating sources on our board.\n\nThe end game for all of these tokens is reanimating (rarely hard-casting) Moonshaker and swinging out.\n"}]}