11: Obeka, Splitter of Seconds The standout new Commander from Outlaws of Thunder Junction, Obeka, Splitter of Seconds shatters MTGs usual turn order, adding additional upkeep steps when dealing damage
It took more than just opening an envelope: you had to be an active part of the competitive community, answer complex questions about the rules, and meet very specific criteria
Throughout the tournament, you will be paired with players who had a similar performance as you did
Youre mostly getting the front-side of this card when it comes to Limited, and its nothing special Im already pretty excited about a three mana that searches up a basic land
Goad is pretty hot right now, and this is practically Goad for a turn that gets rid of a problem creature or in the case of an indestructible one echoes that Goad for far longer than it feels fair
If we think about creature auras using quadrant theory, enchanting your own creatures is something thats great when youre in a winning board state, reasonable when youre at parity, risky during the developing turns of the game and actively bad when youre behind