Fortunately, there are many cards in MTGs history that trigger at the beginning of your upkeep to benefit from Obekas ability
In a deeply interactive format playing only sorcery speed is annoying, and it also stops a ton of cards such as Cascade spells, Shelldock Island, Instant Madness cards and Bring to Light
But you can also create a combo style deck that relies on untappers to build up infinite mana, or uses them with Lathril herself to close out the game
Dack Fayden Arguably the best discard outlet here but let down by being gold and thus somewhat harder to play
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Other than that, it was more or less the same dominance as in Standard: Boros energy and its three color variants immediately shot to the top rank for both usage and winrate, the various build-around energy cards all proved to be at least viable, and even control decks adopted the new energy-based interaction
