In fact, this is the one format where having a strong deck (at least one that appears strong on the surface) can work against you
Rosewater mentions that MTG designers tend to rank mechanics in a spectrum that goes from splash to workhorse, with splash being mechanics that most players recognize as new (and hopefully exciting), while workhorse are mechanics that are more low-key but nevertheless essential for a set to work
I might just have to go build myself a Golgari deck now
Check out the full Commander decklists released by Wizards of the Coast here
But all the cards that referred to real life Wizards positions (Fascist Art Director, R&D, etc.) were white (with the one exception being Richard Garfield in blue)
Creature - Dragon Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre When you cast this spell, destroy target permanent