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xDirtyGx 177
My favorite card of late has been Strider. This card allows for some unique decks using just two hero's. With this card and Light of Valinor you are able to quest with your hero's, but still have them available to partake in combat if need be.
This deck is built so that every hero and the 3 unique allies that are in the deck will always be able to quest and then do combat afterwards. Mind you, the idea is to have a minimum amount of characters (5) and all those characters be quite powerful. This is done by a matter of 3 attachments too! Light of Valinor on Arwen Undómiel, Strider on Na'asiyah, and Narya on Gandalf allow you the fun of multi-use characters.
The other attachments left in the deck aid in making each character more powerful once you are set up. Dagger of Westernesse on Arwen so she can swing for 5, Rivendell Blade on Glorfindel to lower enemy defense, Unexpected Courage on Na'asiyah for extra attacking/blocking.
The minor hurdle is that this deck starts out with low willpower, so the first few rounds you may go up a little in threat from unsuccessful questing. But nothing that Elrond's Counsel or The Galadhrim's Greeting couldn't fix.
Enjoy!