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Overall I love your idea and love silvan decks, It never occurred to run Elrond with the silvan's. However, I must say that I think the Minstrel is not much help since you only have 10 events. Why not put in two more sneak attacks? Having the deck card count at 52 would not necessarily be bad and you would have a higher chance of pulling an event, plus plenty of your allies would love to be snuck in for their effects.

I know having Legolas is nice for card draw but if you put in Daeron's Runes for card draw and it would allow you to run one less Legolas for less dead draw and more targets for your Galadhrim Minstrel.

Having three of Orophin seems overkill to me as well, especially since you don't want to see him in your hand turn one. He's more like the Galadhrim Weaver for allies (unless you plan on discarding allies early game).

Last, but certainly not least, I would suggest dropping Haldir of Lórien in favor of Light of Valinor or Unexpected Courage to help Elrond utilize Vilya while simultaneously allowing him to quest, attack or defend. Another card I would recommend is the Imladris Stargazer, allowing you to play exactly what you want.

There is much potential for this deck! I love it!

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This is an example of what I would do to your deck. Yes, it has five more cards, but with the card draw it should be fine. I hope you like my suggestions. I think that I may try and run this deck with a couple of friends at our regular game night!

Cheers!

Hi there, thanks for the suggestions! I'm in a bind sadly for light, stargazer and daerons runes for our group either doesn't have them and light is run by a friend I most often play with. If I can wrangle it off him though ill give it a go.

I must try it with more sneak attack and a couple of unexpected though, very cool. Appreciate the effort.

I would add Henamarth Riversong cause in soloplay his ability is very strong and he is cheap too. I would also swap one copy of Legolas for Rumil because of his uniqueness. But altogether I really like the simplicity of this deck!