This is one of my favorite decks, and I'd even say one of the best I've played (barring Dwarves and Outlands). First of all, it's a Grima deck that features doomed, and also a pretty good ranger deck overall.
Aragorn (Lore)
Grima
Glorfindel (Spirit)
Gandalf (OHaUH) x3
Arwen Undómiel
Anborn x2
Henamarth Riversong x2
Ithilien Tracker x3
Ithilien Lookout x3
Isengard Messenger x2
Westfold Horse-breeder x3
Warden of Healing x2
Ethir Swordsman x2
Light of Valinor x3
Asfaloth x2
Wingfoot x2
Keys of Orthanc
Lembas
Protector of Lorien
Unexpected Courage x2
Ranger Spikes x3
Poisoned Stakes x2
A Test of Will x3
Deep Knowledge x3
Elrond's Counsel x3
The strategy of this deck is simple: play as aggresively as possible. Light of Valinor is essential as usual, but in this deck what really shines is Grima's ability. Being able to play Light of Valinor, Horse-breeder and Asfaloth on the very first round is huge. In fact, since this deck uses mainly 1-2 cost cards, being able to reduce the cost of any card by 1 each round is incredibly helpful. Gandalf is another essential card tot he deck. Again, being able to quest for 7 without exhausting anybody is amazing, and thanks to Aragorn's ability I can reset my threat to a mere 26. Isengard Messenger, a card I had never used before, is actually pretty good, since I'll be using Grima's ability almost every round. Same thing with Keys of Orthanc. The rest of the deck speaks for itself. It's just rangers and traps, but again, Grima's resource discount really make this strategy viable, especially with Henamarth and the incredible Ithilien Lookout and Wingfoot. This deck often has insane action advantage, and even some treachery cancellation. I've even thought of adding a Palantir or two just for thematic purposes, but as it is, this is just a great deck. It destroyed Bloof of Gondor the other day and after a few tries it won Itho Ithilien pretty easily, so at least Ithilien is safe for now. What do you think of it?
Edited by Gizlivadi