At first glance, Mog is not a flashy commander
In a Two-Headed Giant game, when a creature you control dies, Grave Pact's triggered ability will cause each other player, including your teammate, to sacrifice a creature
If its a Seven Warlords of the Sea character with a cost of four or less, play that card rested
Target Removal Azure Beastbinder is not actually a removal, but whenever it attacks, up to one target artifact, creature, or planeswalker an opponent controls loses all abilities until our next turn, which works as a kind of target removal for a limited time
Well, its on here because Crucible is an amazing Magic card, and this just happens to be better
Its a perfect example of early Magic design what we would later label a top-down approach which tries to match the lore as literally and intuitively as possible, even if it makes cards harder to understand at first glance