Pallid Mycoderm

A Saproling deck spends every turn negotiating between two impulses that pull against each other, and this body holds both ends of the rope in one slot. The spore counters tick up on their own during upkeep, manufacturing a 1/1 every third turn with no mana spent and no decision to make until the counters mature: exactly the slow, free clock that pays for stacking a second ability on top without overloading the rate. That second ability is a sacrifice outlet, and each Saproling fed to it becomes a point of power for the whole Fungus-and-Saproling team until end of turn, so a board accumulated at a crawl can be cashed out in one swing as a combat finisher rather than dribbled away on chump blocks. The tension is genuine. The spore engine wants you to bank tokens and wait for the next trigger to mature; the outlet wants you to throw them at the team right now to push damage. What anchors the tribe here is that one card is both the generator and the payoff: most Saproling pieces do a single job, while this produces the fodder and rewards spending it from the same text box. The 2/4 frame is the piece that makes the plan viable, sturdy enough to survive long enough for a deliberately slow engine to start paying.