Not only is making free copies of creatures a terrifying prospect, but the fact that Sin can provide multiple free lands is even scarier, as it provides the opponent with an amazing mana engine
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You can tap any untapped artifact you control to pay the cost of the mana ability, including an artifact creature you haven't controlled continuously since the beginning of your most recent turn
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When Sin dies, its player shuffles it back into its opponents library, meaning that the opponent will want to find a way to exile it, if they wish to get rid of the scourge of Spira
But in practice, you're just adding an extra color to your commander's color identity