This deck has to be split between a traditionally sacrifice-centered strategy and a strong amount of removal
Possible packs include Scarlet & Violet sets (Surging Sparks, Prismatic Evolutions, Paldean Fates, 151), Sword & Shield sets, Sun & Moon, and potentially vintage WOTC packs depending on availability
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For example, the last activated ability on Lithoform Engine copies a permanent spell, which is different from just copying a permanent
Part of the decks engine is putting creatures back into hand in order to cast them again, pumping up Animar and getting their triggered abilities another time
Aurelia, the Law Above is like that, but you draw the card no matter whose creatures are attacking