Expansions with explicit multicolor themes like Guilds of Ravnica and Streets of New Capenna include markedly more fixing lands, but still max out around an ASFAN of 1, which is comparable to a cube containing approximately 7% fixing lands
The Flight of the Witch-King box is my personal favorite, showing off the moment when the Battle of Pelennor changed for the worse
But listening to the Commander Chronicles series on Gavin Verheys Good Morning Magic YouTube channel where he and Melissa review the Commander products over the years reassures me that Melissa very much understands what makes cards and mechanics that are good for Commander, and I very much look forward to seeing the influence of the Casual Play Design team percolating up through upcoming sets
Lay Down Arms is a classic Blue/White Control removal spell, with a downside that we really dont care too much about
For example, if there are three creatures on the battlefield, including one you can sacrifice to add to your mana pool, the total cost of Blasphemous Act is
Adding 10 mana is no small matter, but even drawing two extra cards a turn is pretty good