Good Cards for Pillowfort DecksÂ
Another one of my favorite archetypes, I especially enjoy pillowfort because, unless your opponent has specific removal, they will eventually be able to do nothing. I found most of the best pillow cards to be white.
Although this card requires you to run lots of enchantments and maintain a high number of them in play, this is one of my favorite cards in pillow decks. Mainly because iâve had really aggro games where they have been unable to deal any significant damage.Â
When this was in standard, it was easily one of the most favored cards among people in my group. If used early enough it can really punch a hole in some of the more aggro archetypes and annoy some control ones. It also provides a slow but difficult to prevent method of whittling life away.Â
I love this card, unfortunately it mostly comes in white border and the foil (shown above) will tear you a new one financially. although being very expensive later on in the game it can really slow down some of the bigger creatures. Â
4. Meishin, the Mind CageÂ
I think this card could make a brilliant pillow card. I have never had the opportunity to use it properly as the decks I usually play against are more control than aggressive, it would also be useless against my girlfriends Doran, the Siege Tower deck.Â
This card is great if you can find a way to pay the painfully high upkeep cost, it makes for a useful temporary solution though. It goes well with Hex Parasite or Vampire Hexmage, which can remove the age counters.Â
This prevents your creatures from burn based wipe spells such as Sudden Demise, Blasphemous Act or Mizzium Mortars which could be useful if your opponents are playing red, or you have lots of tokens.Â
Oh look, itâs a walking Pariah. Throw one of these onto the battlefield with an Avacyn, Angel of Hope or an Indestructibility and you will never take damage again. Itâs power 2 or less so she goes great in Alesha, Who Smiles at Death as well.Â
This is great with life gain, as you can just roll with the punches and watch your opponentâs creature base disappear. a great combat deterrent.Â
This is one of my favorite pillow cards because if an opponent is playing white, it sucks when they have to pay 2 life for every creature that wants to attack. As if making them pay that extra mana for each creature wasnât bad enough.Â
I find that Gravity Well is brilliant in Gruul or Naya decks with few flying creatures. This will completely shut down flying so that your creatures can have a look in.
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