I've been working on this deck for a little while now, and I think I'm at a place where I could use a fresh perspective on it.
It's a two-hero Noldor/Dunedain Secrecy deck featuring Aragorn and Arwen. You can find the deck (along with a little strategy info) here:
Hero (2)
Aragorn (Core Set)
Arwen Undómiel (The Dread Realm)
Ally (20)
Dúnedain Wanderer (Road to Rivendell)
Erestor (The Long Dark)
Faramir (Core Set)
Galadriel's Handmaiden (Celebrimbor's Secret)
Lindir (The Battle of Carn Dûm)
Northern Tracker (Core Set)
Ranger of Cardolan (The Wastes of Eriador)
Rivendell Scout (The Three Trials)
Sailor of Lune (The Grey Havens)
Attachment (5)
Leaf Brooch (The Three Trials)
Resourceful (The Watcher in the Water)
Event (24)
A Very Good Tale (Over Hill and Under Hill)
Dwarven Tomb (Core Set)
Elrond's Counsel (The Watcher in the Water)
Elven-light (The Dread Realm)
Swift and Silent (The Dunland Trap)
Tale of Tinúviel (The Dread Realm)
The Galadhrim's Greeting (Core Set)
Timely Aid (The Redhorn Gate)
Will of the West (Core Set)
Player Side Quest (1)
Double Back (Escape from Mount Gram)
2 Heroes, 50 Cards
Cards up to The Grey Havens
Strategy:
This deck is competitive in many quests--even those requiring some combat--but it excels any time it can simply leave enemies in the staging area or have other players deal with them. The goal is to drop into secrecy early and then stay there, dumping allies onto the board at steep discounts.
Mulligan for either a hand that can drop into secrecy turn 1 and then play some Secrecy cards down, or Elven-light. It's possible to stall out if you don't draw Elven-light, but once things get going this deck can usually stay in secrecy for a long time. Leaf Brooch and Elven-light make a fun combo!
When needed, use Tale of Tinúviel to help kill tough enemies.
Deck built on RingsDB .
One of the things I like about this deck is that it puts some cards to good use that I haven't used before: Leaf Brooch + Elven Light is awesome. Swift and Silent comes in handy when you only have two heroes, and in a Secrecy deck you can recur it as often as you like (incidentally it also combos well with Leaf Brooch). It's the first deck I've ever built where Rivendell Scout made the cut. I've even gotten good use out of Dunedain Wanderer--2 resources for 2 attack in Leadership isn't bad.
The deck's not as consistent as I'd like, however. Sometimes Elven-Light doesn't materialize and the whole thing stalls out.
Anyone have some ideas I could try to make this deck better?
Edited by Authraw