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kattattack22 791
Latest iteration of my solo Mono Tactics deck for The Steward's Fear. This version has been a bit more fun to play. Mainly because it is very satisfying to travel to a location then clear it as soon as Legolas kills an enemy. The Steward's Fear sets this up pretty well on it's own with locations that pop out enemies once they're explored. If not, Dúnedain Hunter can help by pulling in an enemy.
Timing can get pretty tricky since usually you don't know if you will get another enemy from staging. The deck has plenty of defenders plus Feint and Hands Upon the Bow if you need to hold an extra enemy or two.
Questing can be difficult early especially if multiple locations come up but no enemies. Legolas and Arod can help play catch up. The deck does surprisingly well in keeping threat down. It helps the enemies in Steward's Fear are usually 3 or 4 threat so can buy a few additional turns with Secret Vigil.
Be careful of going all out on drawing cards with Foe-hammer in Steward's Fear. I had a game with a strong start with 3 early Foe-hammers that seemed to be breezing through the quest. Then Up in Flames starting milling the deck. It took too long to explore enough locations to get to Stage 3 and milled out before I could even attack the final boss.