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shoefly 9
This is probably not much different than most Elrond / Gandalf decks. Tossed in some Raiment of War to drop on the warrior allies which can be used until you turn either Gildor Inglorion or Elrond into a super blocker. Couple that with some untapping and buffing from Narya for the allies and you have some good defense and attack even before you get your hero blocker totally set up. Éowyn gives you some excellent questing for an effective 6 starting threat and if the scenario throws you a tough mob to start you can always use her special to clear it out while giving a natural for Feint and Raiment of War.
Plays well solo and multi in my experience. Main drawback is that your teammates won't be able to run Gandalf. I purposely avoided Steward of Gondor to save it for teammates. The other unique allies are all pretty interchangeable. If someone has a conflict, pick something different. And the deck has a decent amount of sentinel for helping with blocks and smattering of ranged to help with attacks across the table. Look for opportunities to speed up your teammates by playing the Sword-thain and untapping allies with Narya for teammates.
Starting hand you are looking for either a Vilya or Master of the Forge to get things rolling.