Dredge actually wins by beating down with creatures, hence the aggro part, but you build your board state via combos and graveyard interaction
Once per turn you can put a card from your hand face down into the ink pool (inkwell) and by doing so you will have options to pay for higher cost cards in your deck
And you win just by hanging out with your friends and playing something that makes you smile
The drawback of giving your opponent a 3/3 flier probably matters in Constructed formats, but its less of a problem in Commander (see: Swan Song)
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A good tutor spell in black has most or all of the following qualities (in order of importance): Costs 3 mana or less when searching for a single card (4 is occasionally acceptable if it finds 2 cards) Puts the tutored card in a place where you can quickly or immediately use it Doesnt prematurely tell your opponents what you searched for Mana costs importance to the quality of a tutor cannot be overstated