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Spineseeker Centipede
Oracle Text
When this creature enters, search your library for a basic land card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle.
Delirium — This creature gets +1/+2 and has vigilance as long as there are four or more card types among cards in your graveyard.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Spineseeker Centipede feels like a small burrower that roots out the ground to keep your game smooth: on entry it tutors a basic land into your hand, which is pure tempo/value—never missing a land drop while still developing the board. At two-and-a-green it anchors early plays in aggro or stompy shells and slots even better into value or midrange lists that want consistent mana and a resilient early creature; with Delirium active it becomes a surprising 3/3 vigilance, turning a one-way tempo play into a stout blocker or attacker. Build toward that Delirium threshold by including a mix of card types in your 75—cheap self-mill and cantrips like Explore or Satyr Wayfinder, a couple of low-cost artifacts or enchantments, and a planeswalker or removal spells—to reliably reach four types. It’s especially useful in green decks that care about the graveyard or land drops: think creature-heavy lists that also run a couple of one-mana interaction pieces so the Centipede flips from a filler play into a real late-game clock.
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Character Background
Spineseeker Centipede feels like a small burrower that roots out the ground to keep your game smooth: on entry it tutors a basic land into your hand, which is pure tempo/value—never missing a land drop while still developing the board. At two-and-a-green it anchors early plays in aggro or stompy shells and slots even better into value or midrange lists that want consistent mana and a resilient early creature; with Delirium active it becomes a surprising 3/3 vigilance, turning a one-way tempo play into a stout blocker or attacker. Build toward that Delirium threshold by including a mix of card types in your 75—cheap self-mill and cantrips like Explore or Satyr Wayfinder, a couple of low-cost artifacts or enchantments, and a planeswalker or removal spells—to reliably reach four types. It’s especially useful in green decks that care about the graveyard or land drops: think creature-heavy lists that also run a couple of one-mana interaction pieces so the Centipede flips from a filler play into a real late-game clock.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 09:20:46 UTC