Cheap, Casual B/W Constellation (Casual)

Part of a series of cheap and casual decks, each highlighting a different mechanic for new MtG players. The focus of this deck is on the Constellation mechanic.

--Playstyle--
Early Game:
Being establishing a field of Constellation creatures and surviving until the midgame. Your creatures are pretty sturdy and you have a decent amount of life gain, so don't make unfavorable blocks.

Mid Game:
This is where the deck shines. By now you should have a few constellation creatures out - so each new spell you cast can heal you, deal damage to your opponent, and control the board.

Late Game:
Control your opponent's biggest creatures with Pillory of the Sleepless and Banishing Light, while Doomwake Giant will passively deal with hordes of tokens and smaller creatures. If you make it to the late game with a decent number of Constellation creatures, you should easily be away to chip your opponent down.

Tips:

• You can block an attacking creature with one of your creatures and then Cloudshift it out of harm's way. This triggers constellation if you pick an enchantment creature to do this with, or returns a creature to your hand if you pick Odunos River Trawler.
• If your opponent is very low on life, you can use Cloudshift with Grim Guardian to deal that last bit of damage, or use the active on Underworld Coinsmith
• Bestowed creatures don't trigger Constellation when the creature they're attached to is removed and they become a creature - they're not entering the battlefield.
• If you're against a deck slower than you, use Pillory of the Sleepless as early as possible to start chipping away at your opponent's life