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dalestephenson 1741
This deck is not creative at all, it is a crowdsourced Rossiel deck.
I looked at all the decks with Rossiel to see what the most used heroes were with her. The most popular turned out to be Mirlonde, with the second most popular a tie between Pippin and Glorfindel. Of those two, this mono-lore combination was more popular, and I analyzed decks from 12 different creators (one of which was me) to see which cards were used inside the decks.
To turn my analysis into a deck, I used the median deck card count to apportion card slots to the most popular choices in each category, trying to use the most popular count for each individual card until I ran out of space. I also limited the cards to a single core set.
The end result should be a stereotypical Rossiel deck -- one that only includes cards that others have used the most (by percentage, not raw count) in their own decks with this lineup. If you want the typical Rossiel experience, this may be a good fit -- and if it's not, don't blame me, blame the committee!
The key mulligan card is Out of the Wild, with it you can boost Rossiel's questing or defense on turn one. Out of the Wild can't be recycled with Scroll of Isildur like it could when all my sample decks were created, but it at least gives you a jump start on making Keen as Lances affordable. That's your only hope for extending time in secrecy.
This deck quests well and can defend well once Rossiel is set up, but is shy on attack. Be sure and get Ithilien Lookout played when you're in secrecy, and Treebeard is your best friend for combat.