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The1kalel 2
This is a fun Hobbit deck built around Songs.
Sam Gamgee, Frodo Baggins, and Pippin quest out. The first Fireside Song goes to Sam Gamgee as well as the first Fast Hitch and then Rosie Cotton after that if you managed to get her in your hand. Staff of Lebethron, Friend of Friends, and Hobbit Cloak all ensure that Sam Gamgee can defend safely especially as their engagement is raised by Pippin. Rivendell Minstrel and Master of the Forge help get cards since they are your only card draw besides Pippin's response. Taste it Again! is the only chance of actually killing something as this deck is made to quest hard while the other player ranged kills or engages the low threat rabble.
Thoughts?
Now this is an idea I like especially if you plan to pair this with a good ranged deck (Haldir of Lórien and/or Aragorn with a Rivendell Bow will do just nicely).
One thing that is certain for tri-sphere Attachment heavy decks is that you want to see that Master of the Forge at turn 2 so you can start digging hard. However there is no other card fetching mechanism in this deck besides Pippin so if the Master doesn't show up (40% of the times even when hard mulliganed for) you must start engaging enemies from turn 1 to get everything going. This on the other hand means you must find Rosie Cotton or Hobbit Cloak asap.
Ironically Rivendell Minstrel seems really slow for this deck - with no resource acceleration you will play her on turn 3. If the 2 willpower she gives is not that important you can substitute her for 3 copies of Heed the Dream.
In the end, you have a lot of options to work with in this deck and a lot of card combinations that will do a lot of work but each quest may require a specific card to show in your hand on turn 1 or 2 - if you built the second deck to cover such scenarios, you will rock a very strong Fellowship.