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Severian73 20
As always, a one-handed solo deck-to-rule-them-all attempt.
While this deck isn't laser-focused to take advantage of either Círdan the Shipwright or Prince Imrahil, it does possess exceptional flexibility. It excels in granting each of the heroes opportunities to contribute across multiple phases. Once you have Light of Valinor on Glorfindel, he can quest and fight for you. Once you have Unexpected Courage on Círdan the Shipwright, he can quest and defend. Once you have some chump-blockers out, Prince Imrahil can both quest and attack. The nobles will "earn their keep."
As you might expect given the Leadership and Spirit, the deck is especially strong in questing & ally generation (Herald of Anórien bringing in Galadriel's Handmaiden is a nice little combo). It can sometimes falter dealing with very strong enemies. If you feel that including Sneak Attack is too "cheap," then just drop them; the deck (mostly) works fine without them.