When you have delirium, the Skinner can come down as a 2/2 (or put the counter somewhere for virtual haste) and then grow to 3/3 on your opponents turn
I dont think I saw a Dreadnought in person for the first three years I played Magic
In a way, the opponents turn, where you get to use the different traps as interruptions, could be portrayed as some sort of competition the swordman has gone to after training, to close off the narrative there with the results of their matches, aka, how much they are able to stop their opponent, being the climax
Both put counters on creatures, invalidating their ability to attack you or planeswalkers you control, but Nils works more like a Ghostly Prison effect based on the number of counters creatures have
Mite is a creature type for cards that depict small parasitic arachnids that may infest animals, plants, and stored foods and may transfer phyresis