After playing quite a few games in solo, I wanted to build an accompanying deck.
I would like to try some more two handed and I will be introducing a friend to this game.
So even though more power is always nice, it is important that the mechanics are not too overly complicated.
The first deck..
Heroes.
- Elrond
- Beravor
- Glorfindel
Allies.
- Gildor Inglorion x2
- Master of the Forge x3
- Henamarth Riversong x2
- Warden of Healing x2
- Haldir of Lorien
- Mirkwood Runner
- Silvan Tracker
- Gleowine
- Imladris Stargazer x3
- Lorien Guide
- Arwen Undomiel
- Erestor
- Beorn x2
- Gandalf x2
Events.
- Daeron's Runes x3
- Word of Command x2
- A Test of Will x2
- The Galadhrim's Greeting x3
- Elrond's Counsel x3
Attachments.
- Elf-stone x3
- Self Preservation
- Protector of Lorien
- A Burning Brand
- Asfaloth
- Unexpected Courage x2
- Light of Valinor x3
- Resourceful x2
- Vilya x3
And the second deck..
Heroes.
- Legolas
- Elladan
- Elrohir
Allies.
- Landroval
- Eagles of the Misty Mountains x3
- Vassal of the Windlord x3
- Winged Guardian x3
- Faramir x2
- Gandalf x2
- Radagast x2
Events.
- Feint x3
- Quick Strike x3
- Hands Upon the Bow x3
- The Eagles Are Coming! x3
- Stand Together x2
- Unseen Strike x2
- Sneak Attack x3
- Valiant Sacrifice x2
Attachments.
- Support of the Eagles x2
- Horn of Gondor x2
- Rivendell Blade x3
- Celebrian's Stone x2
- Steward of Gondor x3
So my idea is to play with the first deck as support and let my friend play with the second deck, which is mostly based on attacking and defending, which I think will be a very persuasive element for him.
Further I tried to include mostly Elves, some recognizable friends and Eagles.
