{"ops":[{"insert":"Bouncy bouncy frogs. Frogs that keep entering and returning, doing silly froggy things. Everything must be frogs!! Frogs for everyone!\n\nThis deck centers around the theme of frogs being very very bouncy. The deck can be a bit slow to start off with, but eventually you will combo out with repeatable infinite bouncing tricks.\n\nClement the Worrywort has two passive effects we want to make best use of. First he lets our creatures bounce each other. Second he turns all our frogs into mana dorks.\n\nWe want primarily to make our commander's abilities super valuable:\n- adding value to bounces with great ETBs on cheap creatures.\n- adding more value to bounces with the frogs which do something when other things are bounced. \n- enhance our froggy ramp ability by turning everything we have into frogs. \n- giving our creatures haste or pseudo haste so they can tap for mana immediately. \n- allowing that mana to be used for other things, by letting it become colorless, then using filtering lands to use it for spells, building up a bank of mana.\n- untapping our creatures on each turn, so they are also available for blocks as well as having pseudo-vigilence. This also let's us explode colorless mana.\n\nInfinite bounce effects:\n- Peregrine drake and cloud of faries can go mana positive\n- Intruder alarm is so broken, especially with creature generation such as Berta\n- The two one-cost bouncing creatures can let us bounce larger things, getting around the restriction of only bouncing things of lower mana value.\n- Discount ramp, such as the medallions, can help us run these tricks earlier and more consistently\n\nCard draw tricks:\n- playing a 3-mana creature, can return a 2-mana draw ETB creature to our hand, which we can then play (with a discount), effectively turning every creature cast into a draw spell.\n\nMain issues are:\n- that this deck can stall out if it doesn't get draw engines into play. Because everything is so cheap, you pretty much always want to draw. However, you also don't want to deck yourself in the process, so you want your draw to be finite even in the infinite loops.\n- very vulnerable to board wipes. Our creature tricks can be ended with board wipes, and make it hard to build back up, since our creatures were also our draw engine.\n- dead opening hands. I am frustrated by how many dead opening hands are possible with this deck. You really need draw in your opening hand, and three mana, with access to both blue and green.\n- board politics, since this deck can end up with very long turns where nothing much happens, bouncing the same things over and over, well, you can annoy the table that way.\n"}]}