Fun fact: Memory Jar is restricted in Vintage and banned in Legacy
Blue has the ability to graft this disability onto the opponent's creatures
Thats one difference between best-of-one and best-of-three
Commanders like Lovisa Coldeyes and Najeela, the Blade-Blossom grant additional abilities to warriors, and it's a relatively popular tribe to build a deck around
Creatures (29) 4 Elvish Visionary 1 Hornet Queen 4 Elvish Mystic 2 Reclamation Sage 1 Conclave Naturalists 3 Nissa, Vastwood Seer 2 Dwynen, Gilt-Leaf Daen 2 Woodland Bellower 4 Dwynen's Elite 2 Gnarlroot Trapper 4 Shaman of the Pack Lands (24) Spells (7) This take on Elves may serve to just being able to do something because we can, but I wouldnt be surprised if this was a viable route
Theres a growing subset of creatures who balance out a lower-than-usual cost by entering play asleep with a bunch of stun counters on them: copy them with Alteration, and you can turn your 1/1 into a full-power Arixmethes or The Watcher in the Water