Ishkanah, Grafwidow

Delirium turned green's long-standing graveyard interest into a bookkeeping problem: not just any full graveyard, but four distinct card types, which turns a passive yard into a threshold you have to actively assemble across lands, instants, creatures, sorceries, and the rest. This Spider is the payoff the mechanic was built to sell. With delirium online, the entry trigger swarms the board with three reach-bearing bodies behind a 3/5 wall, converting graveyard arithmetic into an immediate defensive lattice that grinds ground and air alike. The design holds together on the split between the two halves: the green front stabilizes, while the drain lives behind a activation that quietly recasts the whole card as a green-black engine rather than a mono-green stall. That second color is the tell, and it changes the tokens' role. The Spiders are not just blockers; they are counters in the drain equation, so a board that opened as a defensive shell becomes a clock that scales with every Spider on the table. The reach distribution is the connective tissue, making the entire army relevant against fliers without further investment. Where most legendary midrange creatures of the same era closed through combat or a single large effect, this one closes through accumulation: it rewards a deck already filling its graveyard as a matter of course, then cashes that diversity in for a board and a life-drain outlet in a single card slot.