Nearly 20 replies, and no mention of Unmask?
Where as Unmask is a nice card, I prefer the 1 cost Thoughtsieze. Why? The exiling of the black card. Unless your starting hand has either 2 Animate Dead/Dance of the Dead/Necromancy (or a combination of the 3) there really is no room to be ditching the black cards of my build. Your black cards comprise: Your win-con, your mana accel (I use dark rits since I do not own any moxen) and an aide to your win-con (Buried alive, Entomb).
Sure, Thoughtsieze has a cost of 1 opposed to Unmask only costing the removal of a card. But, you can also make someone ditch a land, which can be crucial, especially against a control deck. Making someone toss a dual land can sometimes seriously throw off their mojo (Of course, this is all depending upon if your enemy has a hand of no moxen/lotus. But still, I think you can catch my drift.)
Another thing to keep in mind is card advantage. Tossing two cards to make someone toss one can be effective, if say you make them toss a win-con or a much needed accel card. However, with that, you are also bringing your total hand-size to 4-5, assuming you play it from your opening hand.
I'm by no means saying Unmask is a bad card. In fact, quite the opposite, especially in a control deck. As for Unmask in WGD (primarily the one that I run) I would caution against it, and keep the Thoughtseize in the SB.
Edit:
You said that Unmask is an outlet for the dragon. Did you mean, you can use the WGD to pay for the cost of Unmask? If so, you are wrong on two accounts.
1: Unmask reads (oracle):
You may exile a black card from your hand rather than pay Unmask's mana cost.
Target player reveals his or her hand. You choose a nonland card from it. That player discards that card.
WGD is a red card, meaning you cannot use it to pay for Unmask's cost.
2.: Even if you could pay for Unmask's cost with WGD, it would be exiled, not put in a graveyard. As Dance of the Dead, Animate Dead, and Necromancy can only target a creature in a graveyard, you cannot use the exiled WGD for the win.
If you meant something else entirely, then I apologize for misinterpreting your words.
