Still, its hard to go wrong with a versatile charm effect, and all three of the Bant-aligned charms have their uses
But they are equally at home in the trees. Goton, Qal Sisma shaman Watermark: Sultai Illustrated by Alejandro Mirabal Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
Protecting Karn mattered a lot since it needed to remain on the battlefield to maintain the Mycosynth Lattice lock, and many decks playing Karn were horrible at that
Discounting the legal aspects of the entire situation, this argument rings hollow, mostly because it's not just expensive cards that are being counterfeited
An example is a card with a missing portion of stock, such as when a card that was meant to be hand cut falls below the published measurement tolerance, like an early 20th century strip card
Since this is a go-wide deck, wiping the board is frequently against your best interests