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This deck is part of a fellowship and is meant to be played in multiplayer.
This deck is focused almost entirely on clearing out enemies, who are hopefully engaged with other players. Between Feint and Feigned Voices though this deck can buy time when the players are under heavy attack.
If faced with the option of which player to leave free of engagements due to Halbarads engagement ability it should generally be this one. Aside from the dunedain deck, the Cirdan and Lords of the eldar decks both have good defenders.
This and the dunedain deck both carry Black Arrows in order to take advantage of Haldir of Lóriens first strike abilities.
Celeborn should generally quest, and Elladan as well until he gets a bow or is needed to fight.
Wingfoot should generally go on Aragorn, as he's likely to get other stat buffs from the rest of the fellowhip that can turn him into a formidable quester.
Despite having access to lore the deck does have trouble with card draw and it's recommended that you get Legolas into play as soon as possible. Other than that there's a choice between Daeron's Runes, Deep Knowledge(though I'd consult the other players first), and getting Galadriel to help you out.
The idea for the deck came about before Horn of Gondor got nerfed, but it should generally be played on Elladan in order to get as many shots off as possible, and pay for the expensive tactics allies. Generally I think the ability on Naith Guide should be used on other heroes like Elrond or Círdan the Shipwright, but it's up to you. Don't forget that Aragorn can equip a Rivendell Bow after Elladan equips one.
The side board is a question of needs, Hands Upon the Bow , Galadhrim Healer, and The Door is Closed! are all situation dependent.
In conjunction with the Dunedain deck Straight Shot is a very appealing sideboard as there are plenty of enemies with only one defense who get reduced to zero when engaged with Aragorn(I'm looking at you Southron Company) When equipped with a Rivendell Blade it's capable of taking out just about any nameless schmuck that crosses your path. Alas the decks mechanics and ratios are already strained as it is.
Tighten Our Belts is another option to A Good Harvest. There's some advantages and disadvantages to either so it's your call.