Mono White Servos

Deck taken from Strictly Better MtG video "Mtg Budget Deck Tech: Mono-White Servo Combo in Aether Revolt Standard!" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paf9zAv6AQs), uploaded to TCGPlayer.com in order to try out the Deck Builder Beta system. Description from original deckbuilder: "It's our first budget deck of Aether Revolt standard! But this is no ordinary aggro deck; this deck features tons of great play lines and turn sequences, and best of all, there's a 2-card combo that generates crazy amounts of Servos. If you have a Metallic Mimic and an Animation Module in play, then any time a Servo enters the battlefield under you control, it'll get a +1/+1 counter from Mimic. This will trigger Animation Module, and you can pay 1 mana to get another Servo. This will in turn trigger the Mimic again, giving the Servo from the Animation Module a +1/+1 counter. Well, since something got a counter, the Module gets triggered again, and you can pay 1 to make another Servo which will again get a counter from the Mimic. Rinse, Repeat until you run out of mana, then do it all again next turn. When you get deep enough into the game, the Module can use its activated ability to just start the combo with no spells required! The deck has lots of cool plays outside of this one combo, however. Sram's Expertise is a ridiculous piece that sets up all of our best plays, and we have 30 different cards that we can cast off it. We can sometimes follow Expertise up the next turn with an Angel of Invention, which is completely outrageous. Collective Effort is great when played off of Expertise (or even just when its hardcast). When you play it off of Expertise, you can instantly fulfill all of the modes on it if need be, and it can even get Animation Module going. The rest of the deck is Servo Producers and anthem effects. Servo Exhibition and Glint-Sleeve Artisan are both fine cards on thier own that get way better in the presence of Mimic, Master Trinketeer, and Chief of the Foundry."