It’s primarily made up of cards from Arthurian Legends, but includes other sets to make it somewhat viable in my local meta. To help give some consistency to playing 27 Unique minions across four elements, it otherwise leans into 
with Mortal synergies. How does it win? Capital G Good minions. With so many disparate Uniques, each game plays out differently. It's both its greatest weakness and greatest strength, and it's a lot of fun.
Why Savior?
is a natural choice to help meet thresholds. However, not only are there other options to meet thresholds (, , ), we'd want to play many of them anyway to cast Sirs and Dames, since all have a double-threshold for one or more elements. With cards like and , there are lots of options to cheat—rather than meet—thresholds to cast Sirs and Dames.
makes our knights cheaper. In contrast, asks us to wait for the excess 1 to ward them. But beyond the inherent defensive access to Ward, the deck has solid coverage in the early game to buy us time— protects itself, and Foot Soldiers from Villages are cheap and efficient. gives us a defender and draws a site to keep the mana coming. provides explosive early-game threats, allowing us to summon a warded Sir or Dame on turn two.
Summoning Knights, Sirs, and Dames
. We can include on this list, since getting is a sure bet. Having one of these sites provides the necessary threshold for , , and , but they're primarily foundations for the other sites below.. Alongside one of the three- or four-element sites above, we'll meet the threshold for any Sir or Dame., , , or . Alongside one of the three- or four-element sites above, we'll meet the threshold for most Sirs or Dames for 1, and all for 2. Without those three- and four-element sites, it's still handy for getting the one odd element needed for , , , , and most of the and magics in our collection.Quirks, Considerations, and Limitations
interacts well with minions with Charge. We can pay 1 to Ward a summoned minion with Charge, spend that Ward to attack safely, and re-apply Ward for 1—or skip the first Ward if it isn't needed. , , and Sir Yvain's can all take advantage of this dynamic. imparts it to all nearby minions, and quickens our otherwise slow game plan.
and are our go-to minion removal. They reliably cover most minions on our sites, and effectively ignore Ward and Stealth. Of course, they don't destroy minions with Burrow, and without any minions with Burrow of our own, they can be especially tough to deal with. and are hard to ignore. In those cases, we're limited to in the spellbook. In the collection, can tempt a nearby burrowed minion to take a step onto the surface. banishes Spirits and Demons. In the collection we have and .
doubles as artifact removal, as does . gives us access to , , and .
In the main deck, is the only way to remove Auras. In the Collection, there's .
and effectively brick this deck. Pray to the Savior that a can ride his to them. Otherwise, we'll have to get lucky with an .
Our spellbook is limited on ways to easily close the game. None of our minions have Airborne or +X Movement to chase avatars down, and only shoots projectiles. Thankfully, access to four elements opens our options to spells in our Collection. Using a for or are our best options here. can also finish the game.