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banania 1819
Played as part of a 2-player Fellowship.
This is a very straightforward deck.
- Defend with Beregond
- Get resources with Mablung
- Draw cards with Háma and Foe-hammer
As part of the aforementioned Fellowship, you have interesting decisions to make with the limit on Hama. In some Against the Shadow quests, having a Trained for War in your opening hand (and being able to recycle it) until your partner can slap Visionary Leadership can be a saver.
Wait no Longer is also a good call, especially:
- In the Steward's Fear, to grab an enemy instead of one (of the numerous) location
- In the Druadan Forest, to grab one of those tiny Wose (or any Wose actually, it's not like you have difficulties to kill enemies) without even triggering the Prowl keyword
- In Assault on Osgiliath to get an enemy in the later turns rather than risking revealing more Osgiliath locations when you're on the verge to win
- In the Siege of Cair Andros, if you can bring the surging besieger (with only 1 ), thus avoiding the When revealed and surge effect!
It's then way easier to plan ad micro-manage the questing.