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The idea is to manage Black-heavy opponents or players who rely on high numbers of creatures. To slow the opponent as you burn them directly and suppress enchantment.
I personally utilize the weaker monsters and tokens to eat the most extreme damage, and slow the enemy down. IT IS OKAY TO LOSE A SMALL AMOUNT OF LIFE IF IT SLOWS THE ENEMY DOWN AS A RESULT. After you have slowed the enemy enough you should have a huge opening for use of brutal damage-dealings. The biggest mistake I've had people make when borrowing this deck is to use the Enchantments too early, and not put slow-down pressure on the opponents. Also, if the opponent is doing the same thing and trying to slow YOU down, the proper reaction is to avoid giving in to the influence and continue the original strategy, just save those heavy-hitting creatures for last in that case. FINALLY, AND I HAVE PROVEN THIS. IF YOU DRAW Fortress Cyclops, Ordeal of Heliod, Sunbond, Madcap Skills, and have the Mana to stack these together properly, you CAN WIN IN ONE ATTACK AGAINST FULL LIFE OPPONENTS; proof; 3/3FC+3/3OoH+10/10SB+3/0FCeffect+3/0MCS=22/16. Add Lifelink or any other number of abilities, by utilizing enchantments properly and you'll find one-shot victories quite easy. (note; I DON'T INCLUDE IT BUT THE PLANESWALKER I RECOMMEND IS Ajani Vengeant. replace your Magma Spray with him.) (I don't list it because in my eyes Planeswalkers are a crutch put into the game because players weren't having the huge numerical exchanges they desired early-on, but don't get me wrong anyone can go right ahead and use whatever the want, I will just try to stick to using AV when the opponents has a Planewalker themselves)
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