The Charm does 3 things, and theyre all pretty good
It has an incredible impact as soon as it enters, generating card advantage by drawing a card while making your opponent discard and stopping them from developing a board if you cheat it out fast enough
While not every one of these cards gets to become a staple of a format, they tend to all have some kind of ability, or a combination thereof, that ends up overcharging one playstyle or another
Similarly, Sky Skiff is best when you're going to be playing creatures and curving out, Consulate Skygate is going to be best in a controlling deck, Metalspinner's Puzzleknot means you probably want black in your deck, and so on Or, in short: not all artifacts are equally generic
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Wild Growth is typically a lot safer than creature based one mana ramp in green although you do run the slight risk of eating a two for one if they have land destruction