When I asked a handful of friends my commander chair question, two-thirds of them said Tergrid
Smuggler's Copter is banned in Standard, but it's an impressive Vehicle for Commander that filters your hand and stocks your graveyard with goodies to use later
Here's what you need to understand when playing with and against MtG cards with the mutate keyword: Mutating creatures don't enter the battlefield If you cast a creature for its mutate cost and it successfully mutates, it isn't considered to have entered the battlefield
Split Up is a three-mana mass removal spell that will no doubt create headaches in Standard - it's excellent at removing blockers after an alpha-strike from an army of tokens , for instance, but it's also a great early answer to a deck curving out into threats on turns one through three
Extort comes with Sorin of House Markov and Sorin, Ravenous Neonate, and it is just a fantastic way to make enemies in Commander
Mono-blue cards were the only cards considered