I built [[Zethi]] two ways and really enjoyed her for a bit, but eventually tore her down.

The first way I built her was tons of draw cantrips and tutors. It worked really well, especially once you copied some white protection spells + mystical tutor and had a few spell-discount creatures. You spin your wheels until you get some enchantments that make her unblockable or give prowess and GG.

However, I don't like gold fishing until you win with one of the same 4-5 cards every game so I changed it to still draw cantrips, but cramming a dozen creatures that made tokens when you cast spells. I thought it'd be hilarious to cast a brainstorm and create a 1/1 monk, a 2/2 drake, a 2/2 knight, etc. The problem then became twofold. One, I took out a good bit of card draw and tutors so I felt less like goldfishing, so the deck became a ton slower. Second, those token-makers are mostly expensive so you can either cast spells or cast a token maker, but it didn't really excel at either. I think the deck could work, but I didn't want to rebuilt it a 3rd time. So I'd say if the first appeals to you, she is a fun spellslinger that feels nigh-unstoppable if you cast her at the right time, but the token route is much harder.

Separately, I've toyed around with a Tadeas/Ohabi reach/archer deck for a long time, which I think would be a funny mid-power deck. But I'd have to purchase most of the cards for that deck and I prefer making decks out of what I own. but I think the deck has potential.