Ive played plenty of games where Aura slowed the table for several turns before finally getting cashed in to remove the exact piece someone was relying on
Phasing is an old Magic: The Gathering keyword mechanic that Wizards of the Coast brought back in recent years, and in the latest Good Morning Magic
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Theres a lot of ways to break these, like running creatures that create multiple bodies, but having to include these in certain build-arounds holds them back a bit
Six mana for a 6/6 with flying and trample sounds like a great deal in Standard or Limited, where itd also be a scary threat, capable of grinding for value by bringing itself back after being landcycled
Hes straightforward but explosive exactly what youd expect from a punk-rock Spider