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Alduc 590
This is it, folks. Arwen Undómiel has put on her catsuit and embarked on a life on crime.
And let me tell you: the new Burglar contract is amazing fun.
The deck starts questing on all cylinder as soon as the game starts to let you clear locations early, and can dish out ridiculous amount of willpower. It's a bit more dependent on the loot deck for combat. If all goes well, Erestor will soon become a meaty defender, and Haldan will chew trough enemies as easily as he would fell down a tree.
(And before you ask: no, he won't put on the Mithril Shirt, that one is for Erestor).
If the loot deck gives you mostly willpower buffs, you have plenty of allies to chump block, and others that will help with the attacks.
I included a couple of rarely used events in this deck. Strength of Will is for the times where you have willpower to spare; might as well hold back a ally and take a head start on a location for next turn. I usually dislike using A Test of Will in Erestor decks, but you can switch it in easily.
Happy looting!