Mulligan for Crystology but keep Knight of Anointment and Novice Engineer if it's not in your starting hand. Draw and heal until you have to clear the board. In the lategame, Wild Pyromancer with Holy Maki Roll can clear almost any board. Try to combo Solemn Vigil with him.

You usually do not have to wait until your deck is completely empty to shuffle more Shirvallahs, especially with Service Bell. Shirvallah, the Tiger into Northshire Farmer into Service Bell is a nutty comeback against aggro. This will give you more healing and clearing options while developing some board presence. With the introduction of Order in the Court, you don't have to draw your entire deck in order to execute the combo, making the deck slightly faster.

This deck can play like a control deck against aggro or a pure combo deck against control. Although it is not as fast as previously top-performing combo decks, it can usually hard counter board decks like pirate rogue, even shaman or big priest because it can clear virtually any board and has large amounts of healing. It loses to several things where there's not much you can do:

• Disruption - losing your shirvallah or both of your holy wraths or both farmers (sometimes losing even one is fatal)
• Infinite health - obnoxious 40 health odd warriors or druids
• Getting outsped by other combo decks (quest mage, pillager rogue, mecha'thun warlock) - none of these decks exist anymore!

Starlight Groove is not necessary for this strategy, I just wanted to test it since I opened it and it can definitely be useful in soaking up some decent damage.

The cards in E.T.C., Band Manager are a 2nd copy of Order in the Court, Zephrys, the Great and Consecration.