Bounce Does NOT Like The New Obeka

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[@Pupalah]

Roxanne is etb sir, she can kill the table when she enters

[@bryanleblanc5648]

yeah Roxanne is RIDICULOUSLY strong. You just play all ramp and 8 drops like Etali, Roxanne essentially pays for her commander tax every turn especially if you can give her haste. You're happy when she dies, you're killing all your opponents' dorks or going face. You'll have 14 mana on turn 7. She's hell queue in Brawl on mtga

[@friendlyshadow6857]

Obeka is fun

[@BounceM4NMagic]

I’m sure she is, but one of the biggest points of commander for me is expressing yourself via deckbuilding. If my deck isn’t unique to some degree, either by cards I’m running, win-cons etc. the deck gets boring for me fast. Every obeka deck will look the same imo, cause you just shove in all the best upkeep cards.

[@skourch.]

@@BounceM4NMagic Obeka has a lot of ways to build her, believe it or not. Sure everyone will want to run the courts, but otherwise there are a lot of cards that benefit from upkeeps. Suspend is a fun way to build her that some people won't run. You can choose to make her voltron or just go full upkeeps. Also "best" upkeep triggers is very subjective, since there are A LOT of cards in grixis that are good for upkeeps.

[@friendlyshadow6857]

Me: Puts Mana Crypt in deck. XD *dies from upkeep triggers*

[@umbrellaman1981]

I don’t agree with Rakdos being c tier. He’s very strong, you can play evoke cards which enable him to spend almost no mana to basically 2 for 1. Shriekmaw is 2 mana for removal and impulse 5. I would reccomend trying him out!!

[@BounceM4NMagic]

I didn’t think about evoke cards. I guess I feel like he’s just too expensive, even with the protection, i probably should’ve put him at B.