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Pirate Brahm 1038
Rangers and Ents work together to provide solid questing while taking some of the bite out of any enemies that pop out of the encounter deck. This deck can be flexible in function, so it can pair well with a variety of deck types.
Throw Lembas and A Burning Brand on Treebeard, and you have a solid defender that can block, cancel shadow, pump up, heal, ready, then attack with a satisfying squish (if he doesn't crunch an Ambush victim before it gets a chance to attack). Erebor Hammersmith will heat up some leftover Lembas if 'Beard ever needs more.
Meanwhile, the rangers and their traps work on managing the threat in the staging area, while quickly traveling to new locations via Strider's Path. Elf-stone ensures that you don't have to wait very long for Wellinghall Preserver to be ready, and, like the deck itself, can balance between questing and combat depending on what the scenario demands.