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plessiosaurus 60
This deck is made for multiplayer. Haldir of Lórien’s ability to attack before the enemy, when no enemies have engaged that round, makes this almost as good as a four hero deck right out of the gate. This deck can easily eliminate two enemies per round, and can do so anywhere on the table.
Even the staging area is not safe. Armed with a Great Yew Bow Legolas can join in the fun. And even without it, you can use a Hands Upon the Bow or Quick Strike to take out enemies fast.
This deck has a lot of restricted attachments which flips the contract very fast, adding built-in healing. And questing can still happen, with Legolas able to help Haldir quest then ready.
I have used this deck in multiplayer many times and it is very fun to play. it almost feels like cheating.
Keen as Lances seems expensive but if you are with friends of a like mind, these cards become free rather quickly, especially in four-player.
Lastly, the Legacy Blade is a great substitution in a pinch if side quests are doable. Swap in the legacy blades, the quests and The Road Goes Ever On for Glamdring and the two sets of action-advantage events to add extra power to your attacks.