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HELP ME I"M NOT GOOD AT MAKING DECKS AND DONT HAVE MANY CARDS COMMENT PLZ
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If I were to give you any tips, it would definately lose all the "1x". Basically, take out all the cards you don't think are just awesome and keep the cards and multiply their ammount that you really want in there. Tell me when you do this step [comment on one of my decks about it] and then I'll check it out again.
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Alright, I'm going to give you a list of some cards you should consider: Skullclamp, Welding Jar, Arcbound Ravager, Arcbound Worker, Frogmite, Myr Enforcer, Etherium Sculptor, Master of Etherium, Darksteel Citadel, Tezzeret the Seeker [really good], and thoughtcast. These are just some blue/artifact cards though, don't know too many white and black ones :[ Anyways, if you need further help, just comment on one of my decks again...
Here is a basic guide to follow when making decks: 1. If there is a minimum limit to deck size get as close to that as possible. For a 60 card format that means you should have no more than 65 cards (you got that one already) 2. Probability is a huge part of the game, the more copies of each card you have, the better your chances of drawing it. If you really like a card in a deck, get more of them to up the chances of drawing it. 3. Cost is big, well, you want it small, ugh. Let me start that over again, haha. Casting cost for cards is very important since it dictates what turn things can be played on. This seems like common sense but not many people take casting cost seriously enough. Look at baneslayer angel though, right now she is $25 on average, why? she isn't the best angel out there, akroma kicks her ass, but akroma costs 8 and baneslayer costs 5 (also baneslayer is in standard) but the casting cost is what makes baneslayer so useful. 4. Land base. This is the big one in my opinion. A deck's efficiency rests heavily on land base. Notice how a lot of the expensive cards in newer sets are lands, or at least that rare lands are pretty costly. This is due to the usefulness of these cards. Lands that produce more than one color of mana help fix the colors you need to play your spells. the more likely you are to get a certain color, the more likely you are to play spells of that color. In 3 color that is HUGE so try looking for some nice dual lands, Shards has some cheap 3 color comes into play tapped lands. 5. Strategy is a big part of deckbuilding. For this, you've chosen to go with an artifact theme, but now that you have the artifact theme what else will it do? how will it win consistently? what tricks are built in? what answers do you have to your opponent's spells? all of these questions should go through your head when building. They are how you get things together and build a solid deck that will win over and over. 6. Efficiency is the most important aspect in gameplay. It is simply the deck's ability to win consistently, so it basically encompasses every single one of the above. I wish you luck with your deck and all future decks. If I can help in any way just let me know.
Oh yea, one more thing. They make artifact lands so you definitely want to look into that. They are monocolored but are VERY useful with master of etherium, tezeret, and ravager. Also look for cards with "affinity for artifacts"