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spanishinquisition 261
This deck is expected to do it all in true solo (well as far as that is possible!). I used it with great success throughout the Dreamchaser cycle, and would hope for it to be effective against many other quests from previous cycles.
Narya and Steward of Gondor are rather important to get things going (mulligan for Narya), but you also want to get Silver Harp early as well, to hold onto your cards from Círdan the Shipwright's card draw. Other key cards are Light of Valinor for Círdan the Shipwright, and Gondorian Shield for Beregond. Errand-rider will be crucial in sharing the wealth around.
The questing and defence is handled by the heroes, so the attack is supplied by the allies. Éowyn's special ability to ready and attack should not be saved for a 'special occasion', but used early on to help deal with enemies while you build your board.
Círdan the Shipwright is a character I have been looking forward to using ever since I started playing the game, and I've found this deck utilises his questing ability and magic ring to great effect. A note on the Knight of Minas Tirith - I'm sure an argument could be made to include a more appropriate (perhaps cheaper) attacking ally, but I just love the card, and the idea of having Círdan the Shipwright leading some Gondorian knights into battle!