In fact, I would go so far as to say that you'll probably end up casting this without your commander in play more often than you will with him there, which is saying something since you'll have the temptation of an Ancestral RecallAncestral Recall telling you to hold it
Oracle of Mul Daya, likewise, is a landfall adjacent card, and one of many in the landfall category that tend to make that kind of deck expensive to put together
Sure, it's a little 1/1, but it's got reach, can produce any color of mana, and with a slight investment, it can trade with another creature in combat
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That said, three mana for one and a sacrifice isn't anything to scoff at