Obeka is a voltron-style upkeep engine: she gets suited up with equipment that adds power, evasion and protection, and every point of combat damage she deals to a player grants that many extra upkeep steps after combat. The deck is stacked with "at the beginning of your upkeep" permanents (Courts, token copiers, free-cast exile effects, drain and draw engines, suspend and time-counter cards), so each connected hit replays all of them several times in one turn. Counterspells and split-second effects protect the key turn, and sweepers reset boards that threaten the plan. How it wins: Obeka connects for large damage, and the stacked extra upkeeps then drain opponents through Courts and upkeep pingers, flood the board with tokens, or rapidly copy an artifact enchanted by Mechanized Production until eight copies win the game outright. Key roles: - Making Obeka connect: equipment and effects that raise Obeka's power, give double strike or extra combats, and make her unblockable, multiplying the number of extra upkeeps per hit (Wrecking Ball Arm, Genji Glove, Leyline Axe). - Upkeep payoffs: permanents whose upkeep triggers drain, mill, make tokens or cast free spells, turning each extra upkeep into lethal value; the monarch keeps the Courts at full strength (Court of Ambition, Court of Embereth, Triple Triad). - Copy and token engines: upkeep copiers that duplicate artifacts or other upkeep permanents and compound across repeated steps, including the Mechanized Production alternate win (Mechanized Production, Court of Vantress, Extravagant Replication). - Time-counter acceleration: suspend, vanishing and time-counter cards that would normally take turns resolve within one turn of extra upkeeps, along with more extra-upkeep sources (Paradox Haze, As Foretold, Jhoira of the Ghitu). - Split-second protection: a counterspell suite plus effects that give spells split second, shutting down answers during the big turn (Samut, Tyrant of Naktamun, Sudden Spoiling, Counterspell). - Keeping Obeka alive: hexproof, shroud, ward and indestructibility equipment plus recursion lands keep the commander and gear on the field (Champion's Helm, Darksteel Plate, Lightning Greaves).

88 miles an hour decklist

• Machine God's Effigy
• Heartless Conscription
• Samut, Tyrant of Naktamun
• Sudden Spoiling
• Languish
• Command Tower
• Blasphemous Act
• Wrecking Ball Arm
• As Foretold
• Blackblade Reforged
• Bojuka Bog
• Champion's Helm
• Chronozoa
• Arcane Signet
• Bedevil
• An Offer You Can't Refuse
• Countersquall
• Court of Ambition
• Court of Cunning
• Court of Embereth
• Court of Vantress
• Creeping Bloodsucker
• Darksteel Plate
• Doom's Time Platform
• Dragonmaster Outcast
• Evolving Wilds
• Extravagant Replication
• Genji Glove
• Paradox Haze
• 9× Island
• Jhoira of the Ghitu
• Leyline Axe
• 4× Mountain
• Perplex
• Plargg and Nassari
• Profane Tutor
• Psychic Paper
• Rakdos Charm
• Reliquary Tower
• Replicating Ring
• Reverse the Polarity
• Ring of Valkas
• Robe of the Archmagi
• Rogue's Passage
• Seize the Day
• Suspended Sentence
• 4× Swamp
• Swan Song
• Terramorphic Expanse
• Thassa, God of the Sea
• Thopter Spy Network
• Triple Triad
• Ivory Tower
• Undermine
• Witch's Clinic
• Withering Boon
• Sol Ring
• Swiftfoot Boots
• Mechanized Production
• Twilight Prophet
• Counterspell
• Plaza of Heroes
• Bottomless Vault
• Maze of Ith
• Stormcarved Coast
• Haunted Ridge
• Command Beacon
• Buried Ruin
• Academy Ruins
• Tyrite Sanctum
• Flamekin Village
• Sand Silos
• Dwarven Hold
• Shipwreck Marsh
• Winged Boots
• Phyrexian Arena
• Sword of Vengeance
• Loxodon Warhammer
• Frostcliff Siege
• Theater of Horrors
• Lightning Greaves
• Crumbling Necropolis
• Talisman of Indulgence
• Talisman of Dominance
• Talisman of Creativity