In Commander, the real highlight is that you can actually use it as your commander, one that gives spellslinger decks a reliable way to filter cards early and still have strong late-game value through recursion and small defensive debuffs
Despite U/W Taxes being relatively fringe for non-Craig Wescoe players, these new cards offer real opportunities for the archetype to grow
Borne Upon a Wind can also be cast when it's your opponent's turn, or even during your upkeep, to potentially steal a win right under their noses
If we to be writing this next week, its possible that Legends of Runeterra would be at the top of it
As you can see, you can definitely use support cards to power up disturb in Commander, but its definitely one of those mechanics that needs a few more powerhouse cards before it feels like it can go toe-to-toe with the more powerful mechanics weve seen