As a 4-cost 2/2/2, you certainly aren't playing him for the body
In this card, we see the possibility of Arthur taking up after Merlin's craft for magic and sorcery while purple whisps of energy fill the room Arthur is in and pages float at his command
You're relying on cards you've only got one copy of, like Mirabel and Isabela, to win you the game, while it's also full of stuff you don't need like Rolly, The Queen, and Tick-Tock
The Sword Released wants you to have big, bulky characters on the field - and with cards like Wreck-It Ralph not minding taking damage, you're encouraged to get out there and start swinging at your opponents
That window usually amplifies demand for safe staples and flexible role-players rather than narrow tech
The big spell archetype has felt quite real, and many cards that looked like filler (i.e., Sahagin) have overperformed my expectations