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mister trench 10
Mulligan for Nenya, and hopefully either a Pelargir Shipwright, Elven-light, or a Sailor of Lune. If you don't get Nenya, then feel free to tweak either player's threat as necessary with Galadriel's passive. Your second Unexpected Courage goes on Galadriel, the first is saved for Beregond or Aragorn, depending on the nature of scenario's enemies. More weenies = Aragorn; few buff enemies = Beregond. Light of Valinor goes on Círdan the Shipwright, and whether you dig for Narya with Mirror of Galadriel or just normal draws, drop it only when BRN can get some use of it. Save Tale of Tinúviel for some Círdan the Shipwright - Aragorn Bromance. One of the Ghân-buri-Ghân is actually an Ioreth, but she's not yet in the database.
Basically, you quest. You do it very well, and you have some of the strongest cards available to your spheres. You can also keep people alive with staggering competency. And you can keep both decks on tempo, slanging that good-good whenever someone needs to drop a key ally.
Possible adds for Big Blue Numbers? Maybe The Evening Star, for more control goodness, or Woodland Courier. If you're willing to add some more risk, Deep Knowledge is probably the way to go, just to give the best chances of getting key attachments early on.