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Puppenmaedchen 22
I tried to get it to be more of a multiplayer healing support deck (we usually lose to too much damage on our characters) that can hold its own when neccessary and came up with the following variant.
One thing I noticed in all games in its testing iterations was that I always felt extremely short on resources. It definately has enough card draw, as I was usually sitting there with 5+ cards in hand but no resources to play them. This is why the deck is using Master of Lore in its original print version, as my group always plays cards as their printed text says, so if you strictly abide by errata, then you can swap it out for Wandering Ents and the deck will still work very well.
I also have settled on the following "sideboard" to adapt to different scenarios:
1x Henamarth Riversong - for where it might be helpful/solo
3x Miner of the Iron Hills - condition attachment removal with a body for Handmaidens on low doomed APs
3x Power of Orthanc - when the condition atts might get out of control for healing attachments or Entmoot
3x Greetings of the Galadhrim - when Orthancing a lot for healing attachments or Entmoot
3x Elrond's Council - on low enemy APs for threat reduction, probably for healing attachments
1-3x Protector of Lorien - I don't think one will end up ditching a lot of cards to it, so I am not sure on its usefulness