The big difference is that stax cards usually inhibit your opponents' ability to play the game in some way, whereas pillow fort strategies don't normally interfere with the way opponents develop their own individual gameplans
Thats to give you the best chances of having something to play in the early turns
Cast [card] Immortal Servitude [/card] for X = 3 get back my whole graveyardtriggerskill you? Standard is not a format renowned for combo decks
Banish from Edoras The Battle of Bywater Bill the Pony Boromir, Warden of the Tower Dawn of a New Age Dnedain Blade Eagles of the North Eastfarthing Farmer East-Mark Cavalier owyn, Lady of Rohan Errand-Rider of Gondor Escape from Orthanc Esquire of the King Faramir, Field Commander Flowering of the White Tree Fog on the Barrow-Downs Forge Anew Frodo, Sauron's Bane Gandalf the White Hobbit's Sting Landroval, Horizon Witness Lost to Legend Nimble Hobbit Now for Wrath, Now for Ruin
If that person attacked you, then you can exile one of their nonlands, so no one will attack you once this sis out since exiling removal is rough to deal with
Whenever Twenty-Toed Toad attacks, you win the game if there are twenty or more counters on it or you have twenty or more cards in hand