Brimstone Trebuchet

A defensive body that wins by attrition rather than blocking: the Wall does not just hold the ground, it tolls the opponent for one damage every time it taps, and its untap trigger turns a slow ping into a repeatable one. The whole design lives on the interaction between the tap ability and the Knight clause. Ordinarily a creature with defender and no way to attack can only fire once per turn, so a one-damage tap outlet is a curiosity. Tie the untap to a tribe you are already flooding the board with and the math changes: every Knight that enters is another activation, and a go-wide Knight deck can send several points across a single turn cycle without ever declaring an attack. That is the tension the card resolves. It gives a Knights build a reach into hands it cannot otherwise reach: reach for flyers on defense, and reach past a stalled board on offense, damage that no chump-block or fog interrupts because it never touches combat. The 1/3 body with reach and defender is deliberately unassuming; the payload is entirely in how many times you can spin the wheel. Outside a deck that generates repeated Knight enters, it is a wall with a slow drip. Inside one, it is a clock that the opposing board state cannot stop.