Obeka is a Voltron upkeep-trigger deck. It suits up Obeka with equipment that adds power, double strike, evasion and protection. Each point of combat damage Obeka deals to a player grants that many extra upkeep steps after combat, so every "at the beginning of your upkeep" permanent fires repeatedly in one turn. Those payoffs drain, burn, mill, draw, copy permanents, cast free spells and tick suspend counters, turning one connected hit into an overwhelming burst of value and damage. How it wins: A big, double-striking or unblockable Obeka hit triggers a pile of extra upkeeps. These either kill directly through Court and drain damage, or finish instantly when Mechanized Production copies its artifact eight times. Key roles: - Power and double strike: Pumps Obeka's power and doubles its combat damage, since each damage point becomes another upkeep step. Extra combat phases add more hits. (Genji Glove, Leyline Axe, Wrecking Ball Arm) - Evasion and protection: Gets the 2/5 menace commander past blockers and keeps it alive through removal, so the damage trigger reliably happens. (Psychic Paper, Champion's Helm, Swiftfoot Boots) - Damaging upkeep payoffs: Monarch Courts and drain or burn triggers deal lethal damage or discard pressure when they repeat across many upkeep steps. Paradox Haze adds an extra step each turn even without combat. (Court of Embereth, Court of Ambition, Creeping Bloodsucker) - Copy and token engines: Upkeep triggers that duplicate permanents compound with every extra step. Mechanized Production on an artifact wins outright after enough upkeeps, and Court of Vantress or Copy Enchantment can multiply the key enchantments. (Mechanized Production, Extravagant Replication, Court of Vantress) - Free spells and suspend: Exile-and-cast triggers and suspend cards turn extra upkeeps into free spells and fast-forwarded time counters, rapidly tutoring or deploying the rest of the engine. (Plargg and Nassari, Doom's Time Platform, Jhoira of the Ghitu) - Card advantage and resilience: Upkeep draw, combat-damage draw and artifact recursion refuel the equipment-heavy plan, while counterspells and removal keep the board clear for Obeka. (Robe of the Archmagi, Phyrexian Arena, Academy Ruins)

88 miles an hour decklist

• Abrade
• Academy Ruins
• An Offer You Can't Refuse
• Arcane Signet
• Bedevil
• Blackblade Reforged
• Blasphemous Act
• Bojuka Bog
• Buried Ruin
• Cascade Bluffs
• Champion's Helm
• Coastal Peak
• Command Beacon
• Command Tower
• Copy Enchantment
• Counterspell
• Countersquall
• Court of Ambition
• Court of Cunning
• Court of Embereth
• Court of Vantress
• Darksteel Plate
• Doom's Time Platform
• Evolving Wilds
• Exotic Orchard
• Extravagant Replication
• Flamekin Village
• Frostcliff Siege
• Genji Glove
• Haunted Ridge
• Infernal Grasp
• 8× Island
• Languish
• Leyline Axe
• Lightning Greaves
• Lizard Blades
• Loxodon Warhammer
• Machine God's Effigy
• Maze of Ith
• 4× Mountain
• Paradox Haze
• Phyrexian Arena
• Plargg and Nassari
• Plaza of Heroes
• Profane Tutor
• Psychic Paper
• Rakdos Charm
• Reliquary Tower
• Replicating Ring
• Reverse the Polarity
• Ring of Evos Isle
• Ring of Valkas
• Robe of the Archmagi
• Rogue's Passage
• Seize the Day
• Shipwreck Marsh
• Silundi Vision // Silundi Isle
• Smoldering Marsh
• Sol Ring
• Stormcarved Coast
• Sudden Spoiling
• Suspended Sentence
• 4× Swamp
• Swan Song
• Sword of Vengeance
• Tainted Peak
• Terramorphic Expanse
• Thassa, God of the Sea
• Theater of Horrors
• Thopter Spy Network
• Twilight Prophet
• Tyrite Sanctum
• Vorrac Battlehorns
• Winged Boots
• Witch's Clinic
• Wrecking Ball Arm
• Talisman of Creativity
• As Foretold
• Swiftfoot Boots
• Talisman of Dominance
• Talisman of Indulgence
• Mechanized Production
• Creeping Bloodsucker
• Jhoira of the Ghitu
• Triple Triad
• Powerbalance