0/4 Body is good (For Black), outta Bolt range. Fear evasion effective at the time, now it's so-so considering the huge influx of colored artifact creatrures and what-not. Second ability is an awesome kill factor and what makes this card totally awesome! 1) It's loss of life and not damage so it can't be prevented. 2) Depending on the deck built this loss of life can range from 1-20 by the time you are able to successfully attack; becoming a veritable 1-shot kill. Knowing most builds with this creature it will be a B/U mill deck with a few counterspells, mill being main kill this being the lategame Alternate kill or Metagame kill if you prefer

  -- By Jay from Minneapolis, MN USA on December 21, 2010

I would love to run this in my Dimir deck (black/blue) my deck can knock 30 to forty cards to you graveyard by turn four, so all i have to do is get guiltfeeder out and swing bam there gone.

  -- By Brazeau from Gladstone, MI USA on February 21, 2009

awesome card with traumatize and any other mill cards. About playing him with haunting echoes kinda decreases his chances of winning the game, i've played a mill deck with guiltfeeder + haunting echoes, and its kinda like...a race between the cards. we dont want a useless card in play or in our hand.

  -- By Black Power from Swamps on June 29, 2007

I have a black/blue deck i use tramtize then huanting echos then i clear guilt feeders blocker with avatar of woe to win

  -- By Anonymous from Oshkosh,WI USA on August 18, 2002

Turn five, Guiltfeeder. Turn six, Traumatize, attack and game over.

  -- By Anonymous from San Antonio, TX USA on August 01, 2002

Awsome card. I play it in a red and black judgment deck with book burning and own people with it.

  -- By Anonymous from MN USA on June 13, 2002

I think black/white control has a new win condition. End-step rout, next turn Guiltfeeder smack. Also works in milling decks.

  -- By Anonymous from St. Paul, MN USA on June 11, 2002

This card is such an evil horror card play this in milling deck and win the easy victory He He He.

  -- By Ben Buhler from lethbridge, AB, canada on May 28, 2002