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warlock000 4155
I'm still experimenting with this deck, but I think I'm finally getting Na'asiyah build to work.
The idea is simple: play Steward of Gondor on her as soon as you can, not only for the extra resources, but also for the Gondor trait - this way you will be able to use Denethor's and Squire of the Citadel's ability on her to accelerate her resources even faster. Her ability is not limited, so you can boost her single attack to some sick values. Firefoot will help with the excess damage.
Elven-light is basically ammo for Éowyn's ability and your primary card drawing engine.
The White Council is one of the most underrated cards ever, I'm always happy to draw it, especially in a solo game.
Errand-rider and Pelargir Shipwright are excellent resource-smoothing cards.
When I first created this deck I used Éowyn, but it turned out I wasn't able to generate enough . Ethir Swordsman and Celebrían's Stone should provide enough questing power though.
If you need more readying options, feel free to include Armored Destrier to play on Denethor or Rohan Warhorse to play on Na'asiyah.
Hey I think we are on the same page about Na'asiyah. Steward of Gondor boosts her and ability but one thing you didn't say about her that wold be my strategy for her: Unexpected Courage. Give her both copies and she becomes Na'asiyah The Unstoppable.