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Mineshaft Spider
Oracle Text
Reach
When this creature enters, you may mill two cards. (You may put the top two cards of your library into your graveyard.)
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mineshaft Spider is a solid common for green decks that want a reliable defensive body while advancing their graveyard plan. A 3/4 with reach for four mana is already respectable against flyers and aggressive starts, and the optional two-card mill gives it extra utility without costing tempo. In practice, it best supports midrange and self-mill value shells, where every creature entry should either stabilize the board or feed recursion, delirium-style payoffs, or graveyard threshold effects. In Limited, it often functions as a glue card: it blocks well, slows evasive pressure, and incidentally stocks the yard for later turns. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that care about cards in the graveyard or with spells that return creatures, since milling lands or extra copies can still be productive when your deck is built to convert the graveyard into resources.
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Character Background
Mineshaft Spider is a solid common for green decks that want a reliable defensive body while advancing their graveyard plan. A 3/4 with reach for four mana is already respectable against flyers and aggressive starts, and the optional two-card mill gives it extra utility without costing tempo. In practice, it best supports midrange and self-mill value shells, where every creature entry should either stabilize the board or feed recursion, delirium-style payoffs, or graveyard threshold effects. In Limited, it often functions as a glue card: it blocks well, slows evasive pressure, and incidentally stocks the yard for later turns. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with cards that care about cards in the graveyard or with spells that return creatures, since milling lands or extra copies can still be productive when your deck is built to convert the graveyard into resources.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:10:42 UTC