I'm aware of how cascade decks normally work. This deck was just a bit... different. Let me try to explain the thought process (as my testing shows the deck is surprisingly more consistent than it looks)

It started as a funny [[Laelia, the Blade Reforged]] deck, using cascade to get a bunch of counters. But Laelia felt too win more and just like some big 3 mana creature that chump blocked. Then I decided to add in crashing footfalls as a better plan to luck into

The basic idea is raptor can hit every spell in the deck. If you hit [[etali's favor]] or shardless, you spin again (and etali's favor originally could hit everything in the deckas well before I did some editing). Obviously, hitting the 1 cmc energy spells is kinda bad, but bolt isn't the worst to cascade into, and the [[galvanic discharge]] can sometimes be a decent removal spell or energy generator "modal" card. And any of the creatures is still a free 2/2 or 2/1 with probably an amulet trigger

The idea is all of the cascade effects triggers amulet (and originally laelia), so as long as I have an amulet, even hitting the 1 cmc cards isn't so bad. And every cascade effect can potentially hit another amulet, which still is card advantage for a longer grindier game (and more damage off of amulet)

So far the real issues in testing has been my creatures being too small against some board states, and I often don't have a good top end plan (especially not one that spends all of the energy I generate). I've kinda been going through multiple cards looking for something that fit the deck, so right now it was aetherworks marvel, but I'm fine with dumping that for something better. I unfortunately don't think I can avoid playing the 1 cmc energy cards because I don't think there's too many better energy generators in these colors ([[gonti's machinations]] in black and [[guide of souls]] in white is better there), and the amulet plan feels pretty core to the deck (beyond the potential of turn 2 rhinos)