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Celebrian 30
Man, I played The Uruk-Hai from Treason of Saruman like 10 times and got completely whooped on all of them. It wasn't even close for most of them. I was running pretty low questing ability in my heroes and just couldn't keep up. Then I put this one together and it sailed through it no problem. I'm kind of scared to play it again to see if it was just pure luck. Once I enjoy the win a little bit I'll give it another whirl :)
That being said, the merits of the deck are that it has the potential to hit hard and quest pretty hard too. I'm sure enough has been said about Éowyn but she was the deciding factor. Her high questing and her ability to throw down the hammer made it happen. Taste it Again! and Feint were crucial as well to get out really fast and hit hard when it needed too since there is no healing in the deck. Skinbark made an appearance and did some stomping around to help the cause.
Not the most versatile deck but did what it was meant to do.....beat those damn Uruk-Hai and save poor Merry who was held captive. Now onto Helm's Deep! After The Uruk-Hai, that's probably an easy scenario...right?
Éowyn is one of the best heroes in the game. as standalone there is only Glorfindel who can touch her. (in combination e.g. gandalf-elrond is better, but as standalone, she is the best). specially in such szenarios where the first (1-2) round decide. quest for 4 and kill an enemy 1. round is such boost.