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DazeMan 710
These Elven Heroes are all about action advantage. With the release of Legolas and Mirkwood Long-knife another fun use of Light of Valinor has entered the game.
Two cards you would like to see early are Steward of Gondor and Song of Travel because of the high cost of spirit cards in the deck. Both attachments go to Elrohir. When Light of Valinor pops, that belongs to Legolas. He is also the sole target for Mirkwood Long-knife. Gondorian Shield goes to Elrohir and Rivendell Blade goes to Elladan.
Arwen Undómiel is used to buff Elrohir but if you are playing with someone running her as a hero, Dúnedain Warning can be swapped in.
The deck has proven to be pretty consistent. Foe-hammer, Gandalf, and Elven-light seem to provide plenty of card draw. Steward of Gondor, Song of Travel, and Envoy of Pelargir provide enough resource acceleration/smoothing. I tried Errand-rider but Song of Travel worked out better.
In the early game quest hard with all heroes and discard a card to ready Elrohir for defense. Willpower is not to strongest part of this deck, so against quests that punish slower setup, some fine tuning may be necessary. Elladan and Elrohir are still a fun team, and with the edition of Legolas, they have a great new friend. Elrond's sons and the Woodland Prince.