From priciest to cheapest, these include the following: Dollmaker's Shop // Porcelain Gallery Funeral Room // Awakening Hall Walk-In Closet // Forgotten Cellar Mirror Room // Fractured Realm All in all, there's a lot of value in Duskmourn , especially among the chase cards, including multiple different Showcase and foil versions, but there's also a lot of very reasonably priced cards that can fit in numerous decks, including a lot of the more versatile cards like the new land cycle
It was so valuable in Peasant Magic that it often was used as 3 or 4 of the precious 5 Uncommon slots that format allowed you
Its a critical step for white weenie decks to keep pace, and also as backup in the face of a sweeper spell like Anger of the Gods
We could try it in a white aggro deck, splashing black: Creatures (26) 2 Anafenza, Kin-Tree Spirit 1 Dragon Hunter 3 Kytheon, Hero of Akros 4 Consul's Lieutenant 4 Lantern Scout 4 Expedition Envoy 4 Thalia's Lieutenant 4 Town Gossipmonger Lands (22) Spells (12) While the interaction between Incited Rabble and Behind the Scenes is cute (anything back-heavy doesnt die to one-on-one combat, typically) and Behind the Scenes would do good work for breaking standoffs, this list looks like it would be substantially improved by cutting the four black cards for some Archangel Avacyns, Archangel of Tithes, and/or Gideon, Allies of Zendikar
Stax: A Critical Distinction I mentioned that Stax tends to overlap with Pillow Fort strategies, but there's a much deeper difference between them