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Twelvesmallsquares 175
Here is a deck I have been tweaking over the past few weeks and am quite happy with how it is working.
Aragorn is the main player here and most of the attachments go on him. A strong combo is Steward of Gondor with Heir of Mardil. Hang off firing Steward until the combat phase, then if you need to ready Aragorn exhaust Steward, get your resources, then use Heir of Mardil. Roheryn also allows some readying if you optionally engage (and Aragorn is already readied - use his ability), plus it lets you get the jump on an incoming enemy. Steed of the North also lets you ready if you engage, plus any spares can be used on Halbarad/Thurindir for bonus readying. Also thrown in is Celebrian's Stone, Ring of Barahir and Sword That Was Broken for bonus willpower. Armored Destrier goes onto Halbarad to help with shadow cancellation and readying. Some signals are also included to help boost defence and attack.
On the side Thaurdir has a little work to do. Choose Gather Information as the side quest for your opening hand. Blast through it as quickly as you can and then you can pick a card from your deck. Ioreth is a good choice if you haven't been able to get your defence swtup yet. Failing that Send For Aid can go into your hand, ready for questing through and allowing you to play an ally from your deck for free. Legacy Blade will let him get +2 attack once you have side quested, and his passive ability will net you +2 willpower too. Wingfoot goes onto him so you can quest and attack as and when you need to.
As there are a lot of attachments to go through I have included 3 copies of Daeron's Runes and 3 Masters of the Forge to plough through your deck.
As for allies I have included a mix of Dunedain. Ranger of Cardolan is handy in a pinch, or you can pay the full cost to get him permanently on the table. Andrath Guardsman can stop an enemy attacking when the need arises, Eldahir is handy for previewing shadow cards and getting a defence boost, Guardian of Arnor is also good for defending if enemies build up, and Vigilant Dunadan will never exhaust to defend because you have got a side quest in the victory display haven't you. HAVEN'T YOU! Plus he has decent attack which is always nice. Lastly Ioreth is in there for healing. I have't used her much so thought I would give her a try because sometimes I get tired of looking at Warden of Healing's face.
The events are all focused on buffing and readying, helping to clear to board if the enemies start to pile up.
Have fun and be safe out there!