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Evasive creatures seem to be a big thing in this block. Menace, Skulk, Flying and Unblockable are all hard to get around but not impossible to beat. Here's an example;
1) Menace- The opponent has the upper hand if you have less creatures so in combat it kinda forces you to double block if you choose to defend yourself from it. Hound of the farbogs is dangerous in a B/G deck if you can get the +1/+1 counters on him from cards such as might beyond reason. Simply way around menace, either pacify it or give it a creature that the hound itself would NOT want to block (such as rancid rats). Death touch can be a lethal way to deter your opponents from attacking as well.
2) Skulk- Speaking of creatures with Skulk, they can only be blocked by creatures with equal or lesser value (kinda the opposite of howlgeist from the last block). A good way to get around this is to either block with a lot of tokens, do mass board removals and burn spells (puncturing light would be a good choice), or make their creatures stronger by playing strength of arms. If you have an equipment then you get a creature token and if you have a low power token then you have skulk/block fodder. It's risky but it can help you in a pinch if the opponent doesn't see it coming.
3) Flying- Flying is tough to contend with in any format. Best bet is to either give your creatures flying as well, make sure your creatures have reach, burn their flyers out the air or attack and force them to block. You can't block their flyers with your ground creatures but you can destroy theirs if they block you. I run a Esper Spirit deck where flying comes greatly in handy. Having ghosts that have (1/5), my silent observer actually stalemated a Temur werewolf deck I was playing against.
4) Unblockable- This is probably the most difficult to get around for players and it basically ensures a win if you can keep up the tempo. I recently acquired a elusive tormentor and it wrecked shop for me against a W/B deck I played against. Best way to get around unblockable creatures is to either burn them or pacify them. You could also attack and force your opponent into blocking your attackers. This way you're still removing their creatures without having to do any extra-curricular activities.
I hope that this advice was somewhat helpful to you.
You know they would not be pacifying that Elusive tormentor unless they were dumb enough to tap out or run out of cards in hand. My current deck is built around it actually. BUG Tormentor the whole reason for green is to get the tormentor big and swing in for the kill. I call the deck the Buggy Tormentor.
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