This deck's main strength comes when playin with ideally two people; with this deck focused entirely on combat and the other questing/support. On its own however, it can still stand its ground on the quests that require little will power (Conflict at the Carrock, Road to Rivendell, etc.) Overall its also one of the funniest decks i've built because of its raw strength.
Heroes (Starting Threat: 31)
Elrohir - Elladan - Prince Imrahil
Ally:
Vassal of the Windlord x3
Snowbourn Scout x3
Keen-eyed Took x2
Watcher of the Bruinen x3
Erestor x2
Trollshaw Scout x3
Attachment:
Dunedain Quest x2
Path of Need x1
Steward of Gondor x2
Dunedain Mark x3
Dunedain Warning x3
Song of Battle x3
Rivendell Bow x3
RIvendell Blade x3
Blade of Gondolin x2
Celebrian's Stone x1
Horn of Gondor x1
Event:
Grim Resolve x1
Blade Mastery x3
Hands Upon the Bow x3
Parting Gifts x3
Quick Strike x2
Feint x2
Valiant Sacrifice x2
Second Breakfast x2
Strategy:
Quest with Prince (and hopefully boost his WP w/attatchments) and attack and defend all of middle earth with the twins. Most of the cards are 1-2 resources and the ones that arent belong to the Leadership sphere which is more likely to generate resources via the two purple heroes and Steward of Gondor. The allies mainly serve to assist in defending or killing and almost all can refresh Prince. Trollshaw Scout and Watcher of the Brunien fit the elven theme of the deck and can also be kept in play by discarding any unnecessary duplicate attachments (like rivendell bow) and even reset Prince when discarded. Keen-eyed took was a new addition that actually fits quite well since he provides cheap WP and can even be thrown back in my hand refreshing Prince yet again. Erestor is there for questing plus getting additional cards. Everything else in the deck is self explanatory and really does wonders when playing with a second person.