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aristal 113
Amarthiúll: "So the plan is to engage all these enemies, and then what? Just stare at them? Is this some kind of joke?"
Aragorn: "No, no, it's all part of the plan. We just keep them here and let our friends in the other deck do their questing thing to get us where we need to go."
Háma: "So do we like attack them or anything?"
Aragorn: "Well I guess we could we just need to make sure to keep a couple around for entertainment purposes and whatnot."
Okay so I shamelessly took the base idea from @BigChiefJoe523 and the suggestions from @SomeSort and combined them into what I think is a fairly nice Dunedain enemy attack aversion deck. Steward of Gondor and Song of Travel goes onto Amarthiúl. Heir of Valandil can either go onto him as well or Aragorn.
Try and keep at least 2 enemies engaged at all times to help with overall resource generation. The Fornost Bowman and Galadhon Archer help with ranged attacks if for some reason other decks need to engage enemies, while Guardian of Arnor is there to provide Sentinel to defend others if need be.