Considering how many cards were likely to be drawing with this deck, Id assume well most often be putting a creature into play
Tongue Twister I really dont like the implications of this card
This is because scarcity creates demand, especially among collectors who are eager to complete their sets or acquire unique pieces
This combo used the Altar of Dementia to 'mill' (this phrase means to take the top card of your opponents library and put it in his graveyard, it comes from an early artifact called Millstone) your opponents enter library leaving them with no cards to draw at the start of their next turn
This, however, is comfortable and warm, and after youre done learning youre left with two decks that you fully understand and have some room to mess around with
The only format that you can play Dig in these days is as a one-of in Vintage or Commander