Originally Posted by
Artlee
He shines best in decks that don't have a lot of blockers. He is also quite good in a deck that can remove most of your creatures, as he has hexproof. I agree, it can be a hurdle to reach the 3 mana while keeping the pressure on the opponent, but I also think one finds out with time when to go for Geiast and when to use wasteland.
How do people handle Deadguy Ale? I am quite new to this deck, but I feel like I need to play defensive because I need to burn Mother of Runes and Dark Confidant. I am not sure I am doing it Right as this deck sure feels best when you want to be the offensive player.
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