Punishing Opponent Attacks in Pillow Fort EDH One of the most "political" things a Pillow Fort deck does is tell your opponents that they have better options for their attacks
In MTG, it becomes an effect that causes something to happen if you attack with a group of creatures with a power of six or more
Instead, they might give it away on the last session to anyone whod played in the season or maybe attended more than once, etc
Gishath, Sun's Avatar Vigilance, trample, haste Whenever Gishath deals combat damage to a player, reveal that many cards from the top of your library
You dont interact with the stack or noncreature permanents very well, but you do interact very well with your opponents creatures
Players are incentivized to mulligan until they have a greater chance of comboing on turn 2, which leads to plenty of non-interactive games