Hero

1x Erestor

1x Éowyn

1x Legolas

Ally

3x Dúnedain Hunter

3x Arwen Undómiel

3x Elven Jeweler

3x Watcher of the Bruinen

3x Trollshaw Scout

3x Wandering Ent

3x Gléowine

3x Master of the Forge

Attachment

3x A Burning Brand

3x Blade of Gondolin

3x Elven Spear

3x Lembas

3x Light of Valinor

3x Protector of Lórien

3x Silver Harp

3x Steed of Imladris

3x Unexpected Courage

Event

3x A Test of Will

3x Daeron's Runes

3x Elrond's Counsel

3x Feint

3x Will of the West

Strategy: The deck is built around trying to get cards in play that make use of discarding cards from your hand. Because of that, card draw is a premium; I often find that I don't have enough cards in my hand for all the pitch-n-pump effects available. Additionally, because it is a tri-sphere deck with no resource acceleration, the card costs are low so that they can be played the turn they are drawn. The ideal starting hand is Protector of Lorien (Erestor), Steed of Imladris (Eowyn)/Light of Valinor (Erestor), Elven Spear/Blade of Gondolin(Legolas). Once you have those 'staples' in play, along with some consistent card draw from Gleowine or Master of the Forge, you can really control the flow of the game.

I haven't played a ton of test games, but it is 2-0 solo against Wastes of Eriador, and it beat Treachery of Rhudar on the first try, with my buddy Grand Spleen playing a Brand-Merry-Elrond combat deck.

I would dig some feedback and ideas to improve it; Elves have always been my favorite archetype in any game!