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Aug 17, 2023 Fluffy1 29

It looks like you are the first person to submit a deck with this hero lineup! I would think Interrogation would be a dead card unless you drew Entangling Nets which you have only 2 copies of. You could take it out for another Daeron's Runes and Gandalf. Or you could put in The Tree People.

Aug 18, 2023 Wizenedstaff 30

Thanks for the comment! I try to think of how a group of heroes might have met in Middle Earth. :-) With this one, it's intended as a support deck for a dwarf mining deck. I imagined Cirdan sending Galdor to bring men, elves and dwarves together shortly after the Battle of Five Armies to go on a mission!

I take your point on [Entangling Nets]. I found it was one of those where I wanted the powerful scrying effect in the deck, even if I couldn't always rely on it. I seldom play multiplayer but like how Interrogation is useful in a two-player game. I have [Henamarth Riversong] as well. Rather than commit to a Trap deck, I wanted a mix of Bard boosts and various Lore encounter deck manipulations. I do find it a challenge deciding on the right balance of variety and focus in a 50 card deck! And another [Gandalf] is always tempting.

I had a lot of fun playing this deck with the dwarves. [Bard the Bowman] is a powerhouse, but [Argalad]'s ability supports him well.

Aug 18, 2023 Wizenedstaff 30

Thanks for the comment! I try to think of how a group of heroes might have met in Middle Earth. :-) With this one, it's intended as a support deck for a dwarf mining deck. I imagined Cirdan sending Galdor to bring men, elves and dwarves together shortly after the Battle of Five Armies to go on a mission!

I take your point on Entangling Nets. I found it was one of those where I wanted the powerful scrying effect in the deck, even if I couldn't always rely on it. I seldom play multiplayer but like how Interrogation is useful in a two-player game. I have Henamarth Riversong as well. Rather than commit to a Trap deck, I wanted a mix of Bard boosts and various Lore encounter deck manipulations. I do find it a challenge deciding on the right balance of variety and focus in a 50 card deck! And another Gandalf is always tempting.

I had a lot of fun playing this deck with the dwarves. [Bard the Bowman] is a powerhouse, but [Argalad]'s ability supports him well.

Aug 18, 2023 Wizenedstaff 30

Thanks for the comment! I try to think of how a group of heroes might have met in Middle Earth. :-) With this one, it's intended as a support deck for a dwarf mining deck. I imagined Cirdan sending Galdor to bring men, elves and dwarves together shortly after the Battle of Five Armies to go on a mission!

I take your point on Entangling Nets. I found it was one of those where I wanted the powerful scrying effect in the deck, even if I couldn't always rely on it. I seldom play multiplayer but like how Interrogation is useful in a two-player game. I have Henamarth Riversong as well. Rather than commit to a Trap deck, I wanted a mix of Bard boosts and various Lore encounter deck manipulations. I do find it a challenge deciding on the right balance of variety and focus in a 50 card deck! And another Gandalf is always tempting.

I had a lot of fun playing this deck with the dwarves. Bard the Bowman is a powerhouse, but Argalad's ability supports him well.

Aug 18, 2023 Wizenedstaff 30

Thanks for the comment! I try to think of how a group of heroes might have met in Middle Earth. :-) With this one, it's intended as a support deck for a dwarf mining deck. I imagined Cirdan sending Galdor to bring men, elves and dwarves together shortly after the Battle of Five Armies to go on a mission!

I take your point on Entangling Nets. I found it was one of those where I wanted the powerful scrying effect in the deck, even if I couldn't always rely on it. I seldom play multiplayer but like how Interrogation is useful in a two-player game. I have Henamarth Riversong as well. Rather than commit to a Trap deck, I wanted a mix of Bard boosts and various Lore encounter deck manipulations. I do find it a challenge deciding on the right balance of variety and focus in a 50 card deck! And another Gandalf is always tempting.

I had a lot of fun playing this deck with the dwarves. Bard the Bowman is a powerhouse, but Argalad's ability supports him well.