You can avoid losing monsters from your side of the field since you can Special Summon another "Silent Swordsman" after he is destroyed by battle or effect
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Lower-priced SIR in Phantasmal Flames
Any red/white deck is going to want Boros Charm, simply as a gotcha for when your opponent is convinced theyve won
That's not exactly how it works
Pirates have received much more support since then, being a key Draft archetype in Commander Masters, receiving an entire Commander precon in The Lost Caverns of Ixalan, and being included in Outlaws of Thunder Junction's outlaw batch
