Lich Lord of Unx

A self-contained Zombie engine that builds its own army and then turns that count into a finish. The first activated ability is the slow drip: pay two mana, tap, and make a 1/1 Zombie Wizard, no other pieces required, so every uninterrupted turn raises the Zombie count the second ability scales off. That second ability is the payoff, a double-pipped life-loss-and-mill keyed to the number of Zombies you control, the self-made tokens included. The structural trick is that it counts those Zombies without consuming them: there is no sacrifice clause, so the same board fires the ability turn after turn and grows between activations. The army is a running tally, not ammunition. The two abilities move on separate mana, which means the engine wants time more than it wants a combo turn; the small body in front of it makes the real cost keeping it alive across several turns of incremental setup. What makes the mill unusual is that both halves are locked to the same X off the same count: you are not choosing between burning down a library and draining a life total, you are doing both at whatever rate your token production has reached. It rewards a board that already wants to go wide, then hands that board a second win condition it was effectively paying for anyway: a graveyard clock and a life clock running off one number.