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Otherworlder 37
A mono-spirit Noldor deck I made in order to have an early-game quester in multiplayer, however, the deck ended up being just superb at solo play too. Between Guardian of Rivendell, Northern Tracker and Glorfindel at his most Fair and Perilous, the deck does have enough power to handle the battles for a solo game.
Some obvious cards like Elrond's Counsel are not here because they are in my other decks. Lords of the Eldar I did not like much after initial testing, but I might retest again.
I threw in Strider because it's actually a good boost; this deck often only has one or two allies. That in turn becomes a battle boost because of Fair and Perilous.
The most satisfying game with this deck yet is solo against Escape from Mount Gram. I started the game with just Arwen (I had too, it's only right that the Princess rescues great lords and fearsome warriors), and found Strider opening hand. Arwen with her lover's title quested hard from turn 1, and by turn 2 I got defenders onboard and was mowing down enemies with Arwen and Fair and Perilous too. Deeply satisfying game it was.