Spider-Man, Peter Parker

Spider-Man, Peter Parker is a life-gain payoff creature that turns every point of life you gain into a +1/+1 counter on one of your creatures. He's naturally evasive with flying, making him a decent threat on his own, but his real strength comes from pairing him with consistent lifegain sources. Every time you gain life—whether from a spell, ability, or attack—you're essentially pumping a creature and giving it indestructible until end of turn, which opens up some interesting defensive and aggressive angles.

The deck wants to build around white's excellent lifegain engines: cards like Soul Warden, Essence Warden, Auriok Champion, and lifegain artifacts like Chalice of Life and Archangel of Thune. You're creating a tight loop where lifegain triggers Spider-Man repeatedly, turning your creatures into threats faster than opponents can answer them. The indestructible clause means you can hold back Spider-Man or another key creature against board wipes or lethal damage, making the deck surprisingly resilient.

You'll win through a combination of pumped creature damage and the inevitable pressure from stacking counters across your board. This is a midrange strategy—not as fast as pure aggro, but consistent and hard to stop once it gets rolling.

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