The problem, of course, is that cards like Archmages Charm are good because any deck that plays it will be happy to have any of the three modes, so that flexibility adds a lot
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Samut, Tyrant Smasher
It works well in the 99 of many existing builds, and it offers an exciting new deck option in Mardu
With all the counterspells in the deck, once Enter the Infinite has resolves, you're pretty much unbeatable
