Boros Control is a removal-dense deck built around sweepers like Wrath of the Skies, targeted removal (Path to Exile, Solitude, Galvanic Discharge), and land disruption (Demolition Field, Field of Ruin, Cleansing Wildfire), so the priority is deploying threats that generate immediate value and outlasting their answers. Blood Moon stays in because it converts their Demolition Field, Field of Ruin, Cori Mountain Monastery, and Sunken Citadel all into Mountains, gutting their land-based disruption engine while they still have enough basics to function minimally. Vexing Bauble taxes their free evoke Solitude, one of their most efficient answer-plus-body plays against your creatures. Orim's Chant is your critical response piece — holding mana up to cast it on their Wrath of the Skies turn can be game-deciding, giving you a free combat to close. Wear/Tear comes in to answer High Noon and Vexing Bauble they bring post-board, while Ranger-Captain of Eos's sacrifice ability serves as a second soft-counter to sweeper turns when Orim's Chant isn't available.