Each attack with Arthur gets you a new creature and presumably a new triggered ability to advance your position
This Arabian Nights land is banned everywhere else, and it's restricted in Vintage: only one copy per deck
Lastly, cards like Bident of Thassa trigger from combat damage to players, and a flyer deck has a good shot of getting something through unblocked, even if its small
Commander is often referred to as the face of Magic: The Gathering for several reasons, like the sales of Commander products, how engaged fans are with the format, the fact that it's a multiplayer setting rather than the usual 1v1 scenario, and the fact that it can be relatively easy to get into with precon decks
In some very narrow scenarios you can mill someone by forcing them to draw a card
Army of One is all about the Stagger mechanic, teeing your foes up for double damage while also offering lifelink, first strike, and trample in a three-cost card