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GoblinKing 137
This is the fourth deck in my series in which I'm taking on the Dreamchaser scenarios in Nightmare, solo and thematic mode! This was an extremely difficult one for me. I tried several different decks, but none of them could meet this challenge. I had more than a dozen straight losses! Finally, I came across a very aggressive Outlander build that looked promising. It came close the first couple of times so I tweaked it very slightly. Finally it worked! I was able to take this deck 4-1 against the Nightmare version of Flight of the Stormcaller. In one victory, I was able to crush the Stormcaller in Stage 2! (that was so satisfying after so many losses.) The only changes I made from the other deck I found on this page was a slight shuffling of the resource generating cards and adding an additional copy of Forlong. His ability to ready every phase once all spheres of Outlanders are on the table is extremely helpful! Of course you want to find a Steward of Gondor in your opening hand. However, I was able to win one game where all three copies were in my last 10 cards. In that case, A Good Harvest saved my bacon. Heed the Dream was another card that enabled me to turn a couple of losses into wins.