{"ops":[{"insert":"I will later update the primer when I finish the deck and playtest it, but for know I will write just a base idea of it. \n\nThe primary strategy of this deck revolves around maximizing the use of Seluma, Angel of the Last Response’s reanimator ability. To achieve this, the deck is designed to fill the graveyard with as many Angels as possible, creating a robust resource pool for Seluma to tap into. This can be accomplished through a variety of methods, including card discard effects, which allow you to strategically send Angels to the graveyard early in the game. Additionally, if you find yourself with seven or more cards in hand by the end of your turn, the natural discard rule can be leveraged to further stock your graveyard. Self-mill is another key tactic, enabling you to deliberately place Angels into the graveyard while also potentially setting up future draws or synergies.\n\nTo amplify Seluma’s effectiveness, the deck incorporates ways to give her double strike or to copy her ability, allowing you to retrieve two or even more Angels in a single turn. This not only accelerates your board presence but also provides greater flexibility in responding to your opponents’ moves. Beyond Seluma herself, the deck is packed with additional recursion effects to ensure redundancy. These act as a safety net, allowing you to recover Angels or even Seluma herself if she is targeted by removal, exiled, or otherwise hindered. This layered approach ensures the deck remains resilient and adaptable, capable of maintaining pressure even under disruption.\n\nAlso, personal goal is to meld Brisela and win with her. \n"}]}