It lets a Gruul deck attack easier thanks to intimidate, it pumps all your creatures, and, most importantly, lets your cards stay on the Werewolf side all the time
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Also very good in UG Opposition decks
Beyond that, you have the usual suspects when it comes to making a tight EDH mana base: Theres fetches and shocks and duals, with the surveil lands feeling better than ever in a deck with reanimation spells (though Id play them regardless)
Yedora, Grave Gardener Yedora, Grave Gardeners triggered ability makes it much less of a loss when one of your creatures gets destroyed
(A "bleeder" deck is one that slowly nibbles away at the opponent while gumming up the board so nothing substantial can happen.) Both the creature sacrifice and draining also helped the card feel black, as flickering is a white ability
