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Mormegil 5393
This deck is part of Mormegil’s Deckbox, an effort to create an extensive catalogue of decks for the different archetypes, themes and playing styles available to players. Click here to check out the whole project.
Preferred Player Count: 2-4
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Premise
Original deck design by jban. I changed a few minor things and it is my preferred Ent deck for higher player counts, being quite adapt at handling a lot of the combat around the table while providing some tablewide help through cards like Man the Walls, Legacy of Númenor or Gléowine. The deck plays pretty simple - look for Treebeard early on and swarm from there. Aragorn is generally amazing in higher player counts and does very well here in combination with Pippin and Faramir.
How To Play
A hand with Treebeard is almost always a keeper, especially with additional resource acceleration to play him during the first round. Aside from that, seeing readying for Aragorn through Rohan Warhorse or Steed of the North always helps a lot.
Considerations
Steward of Gondor is very worth the include (as always), your deck doesn't need it desperately however. Warden of Healing is great if healing on the table is not sufficient. If there are good targets across the table, put it in. Proud Hunters is a great replacement if Legacy of Númenor is too risky for the quest and Campfire Tales is extremely useful in 3-/4-player games. Ent Draught is very much the next cab off the rank if you run into any uniqueness-conflicts.