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Tombadil Bombadil 20
Tombadil Bombadil has a newer deck inspired by this one: The High Council
Elrond:
- Paired with Gandalf flipping the top card of the deck, you have full control of when to use Vilya and when to hold it.
Galadriel:
- Use her to keep your threat level in check while you build up your board presence.
Gandalf:
- Equip him with Gandalf's Staff and Wizard Pipe for card draw and manipulation.
- Gandalf can also play the top card of your deck, which synergizes well with Elrond’s Vilya ability.
General Strategy:
- Focus on getting key attachments like Vilya, Unexpected Courage, and Wizard Pipe as quickly as possible.
- Include high-cost allies and cards that help you fetch attachments in case you don’t draw them during setup.
- Use Unexpected Courage on Elrond first, so you can use him for Vilya and then to quest with him as well.
- Galadriel plus some early Elrond's Counsel and The Galadhrim's Greeting can counter their high starting threat very quickly.