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Boop123 20
This is the second version of this deck I've published. I made some tweaks and added additional tips for play style. This deck plays so fast and your board state can swell quickly both in terms of allies and attachments to help you get the most out of your heroes. So far I've breezed through the Fellowship Saga, Wilds of Rhovanion deluxe box, and some of The Lost realm deluxe box. The only quest I've played where I couldn't get much traction was Fire in the Night.
I'm missing some core creatures so you may be able to tweak to suit your card pool.
Early game: mulligan for Radagast's Staff, light of Valinor, Protector of Lorien, Asfaloth, Silver Harp
Radagast's Staff lets build the board very quickly and pay for any/all creatures you draw each round through Erestor. Use Protector of Lorien to get the most out of cards you can't afford, preferably on Radagast then Glorfindel. Silver Harp to smooth your hands between two rounds if there's a card you want to delay playing by a round. Song of Battle on Glorfindel also works wonders for smoothing and being able to help Radagast pay for tactics creatures.
Steed of Imladris, Asfaloth, Protector of Lorien should help you manage locations both staging and active.
Late-game: If you manage your eagles well and use Will of the West, you can end up with some very leveled up birds. Radagast with both Protector of Lorien and Burning Brand is so versatile especially if you can play a creature each round to avoid exhausting to commit to a quest.