There are hundreds of viable commanders to run, with strategies ranging from control to midrange to combo, each one shaping the flow and design of your deck
Indris, the Hydrostatic Surge is a big card that wants to storm off with Lightning Bolt, but Brawl is the main format for it to be your digital only commander
But the advantage of Quandrix/Simic decks is that youre bound to have access to plenty of ramp that will let you either go searching for lands or find ways to earn more mana that isnt necessarily through land sources
All I'm doing is pulling more expensive options mentioned earlier in the article while maintaining the deck's ratio of mana sources, cheat cards, interaction, etc
Any existing cards from the first print run are worth big money (if theyre still in good condition, of course)
About a week ago I attended an Invitational Qualifier, and there I saw my friend Terrence Gluck playing a R/W/B Devotion deck