5 Obeka, Splitter of Seconds Operates on a Whole New Axis Untap, Upkeep, Upkeep, Upkeep, Draw Obeka has distinguished herself as an Ogre of unique design sensibilities, with her previous iteration possessing the unique ability to end the current turn with her activated ability, circumventing potentially lethal "end step" triggers
Aggro decks are unfairly maligned as "brainless" or "simple," but masters like Frank Karsten have proven the hidden depths of the archetype
It reads: Sorcery Return all Zombie creature cards from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped, then destroy all Humans
Just think about the card with Verdant Force
The only reasons it isn't higher are because it requires a costly six mana each turn to pull off, eating into resources you could be spending winning, and because needing two colours in your colour identity limits the decks it could fit into
7 Deep Clue Sea Undersea Investigation Deep Clue Sea has a very clear game plan, and that's drawing multiple cards a turn