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Prince Imrahil is the main focus of this deck, hence the name. Every ally in the deck shares at least 1 trait with him (with the exception of Gandalf) in order to take full advantage of his power and I always try to leave him with at least 1 resource for the combat phase.
Denethor is there to help provide , move resources around, and is the main defender.
Aragorn is the main attacker and his power can come in handy to bring extra enemies.
Some thoughts:
The best combo is bringing in Beorn with Prince Imrahil and then using Beorn's power for 8 with one resource cost.
I tend to try to play Legolas from my hand rather than with Prince Imrahil, as Legolas' power is very helpful for card generation.
Envoy of Pelargir and Denethor's powers are useful to move resources between characters and spheres.
The main card I try to get in play is the Sword that was Broken so that Aragorn can use in addition to the great questing benefit.
I always play with my brother, so I have never tested this deck solo, although I feel it could do well. That also explains why I don't have any Steward of Gondor.