Of course, Thalia is really just hear to keep our opponents off their game plan just by a turn or two as that is usually the difference between the opponent dying to our army of cute little robots. Light Up the Stage is mainly used for card advantage and seems beneficial with all of our cheap threats pinging our opponents. I'm also trying some other cards like Light Up the Stage and Thalia, Guardian of Thraben in the main deck.
I'm also being cute and adding Hope of Ghirapur to try to delay a turn so our opponents don't get to sweep immediately. Luckily, Bomat Courier helps us resolve that issue. Often times, we'd get board wiped and the game was done. Since we last visited the Tempered Steel archetype, we've had a new addition to historic in Bomat Courier which helps us with our biggest issue, refilling our hand. If there's some kind of artifact aggro deck, this card has to be included. Unfortunately, we're still some ways away from Inkmoth Nexus, Arcbound Ravager, and Cranial Plating away to be an affinity edeck but we sure get to pretend to be Affinity's little brother. Do not underestimate it's ability to be a land as you've already seen from cards like Crawling Barrens that creature lands are sweet. Of course, Blinkmoth Nexus may not seem like much but the fact that it's a cheap evasive threat that has the artifact type in it will add synergies with the rest of the deck. Awhile back, we got Tempered Steel and were able to get some super fast aggressive starts with our old Azorius Steel deck but this time around, we're going Boros as we've finally got Bomat Courier and a sweet new creature land in Blinkmoth Nexus.
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