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xmador 8
This is a deck I envision as a combat support deck. It is Ally heavy with the ability to poop out lower cost allies with Hirgon via successful questing and a temporary ally with Prince Imrahil that either gets recycled back into the deck if it survives combat or is sacrificed as a chump blocker. The deck has shown competent with taking more than its fair share of enemies, leaving complementing decks free to quest and use Ranged to help deal with engaged enemies.
I recognize the deck suffers from my obsession with trait and title loyalty, but it has still performed well when played with another deck that is good with questing and/or has heroes and allies with Ranged.
I have not played this deck solo and I wouldn't have high hopes with its success with a variety of scenarios.
The Envoy of Pelargir, Squire of the Citadel, and Horn of Gondor cards are there obviously for resource acceleration and not much effort should be used to maintain the allies survival. Sneak Attack is there to get out Gandalf in a hurry, and a cheap way to get out the Herald of Anórien to assist another player getting out an ally.
Prince Imrahil shines in this deck, getting out expensive cards like Knight of the White Tower that have a high probability of surviving combat and thus getting shuffled back into the deck to be used again later, as well as the Warden of Healing for temporary healing assistance until the Song of Wisdom is played to get him out organically.
Criticism is welcome, but it is weighed heavier if you have actually played it rather than opinions on how you think it might play.