Naru Meha, Master Wizard pairs with it to form a potent and flexible combo that is at its best in wizard tribal decks, though it will fit neatly into any blue deck
But neither card can match the absurdity of Natural Order, which, for the low, low cost of four mana and sacrificing a green creature, lets you put the best green creature from your deck directly on the battlefield, which often means your opponent staring down a Progenitus or a Craterhoof Behemoth as early as Turn 2 or 3, which is pretty wild
they all feel by-the-numbers to me
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
Key cards include Ancient Tomb, Ao, the Dawn Sky, Archaeomancer's Map, and Ashnod's Altar