The idea behind this deck is to flood the field with cheap, often evasive Artifact Creatures, and buff them in a variety of ways, be it the epic anthem that is Tempered Steel, a Battle Cry from a Signal Pest, a couple turns of Steel Overseer doing his thing or a Cranial Plating boosting the power of Vault Skirge to ridiculously stupid levels. Plz don't suggest Arcbound Ravager, his price is retarded.
Memnite and Ornithopter: Free artifact weenies to get things rolling.
Signal Pest: A hard-to-block annoyance with a very nifty battle cry attached! Can also become an actual threat when buffed, of course.
Vault Skirge: Flying and Lifelink for one mana and two life seems like a good deal to me.
Scrapheap Scrounger: A new addition from Kaladesh, and this thing is a beast. Two mana for a 3/2 that can't block is amazing for an artifact creature, and it's not like I plan on blocking much anyway. What makes this thing insane is his ability to recur himself at instant speed for only 1B and a single dead creature. He's hard to get rid of and he hits pretty damn hard; this guy alone made me splash black.
Steel Overseer: Beefs up everybody on the field, every turn after he's summoned. He is a must-remove for my opponent, because if they don't kill him quick he's going to win the game.
Dispatch: With Metalcraft, a strictly better Path to Exile. But they are interchangeable, tbh.
Servo Exhibition: This deck's Raise the Alarm; two mana for two 1/1 artifact weenies is nothing mind-boggling, but it gets our artifact count up and helps us go wide with our legion of trinkets.
Tempered Steel: This is the main reason I use white above all other colors in this deck; this card is insanely good. Spend your first couple turns playing free Memnites and Frogmites, a Signal Pest or Vault Skirge, some Servos or Steel Overseer and turn three: BAM! Suddenly, your army of shitty robots all have permanent Mutagenic Growths stapled to them!
Thoughtcast: The reason I'm splashing blue. Two cards for as low as one mana is too good to pass up, and with the way this deck pukes its hand all over the table in a couple turns, it pays to draw more gas.
Mox Opal: Two copies that I managed to obtain through packs and trades. No reason not to use them.
Cranial Plating: Anyone who's ever played an aggressive artifact deck knows this card, and the stupid levels of power it grants. This card is simply brutal.
