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| City of Corsairs - Turn 1 Stormcaller Smackdown | 13 | 8 | 5 | 1.0 |
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| The King Rides | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.0 |
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Denison 633
100% influenced from Seastan's City of the Corsair's strategy that takes out Stormcaller with the Beorn/Eowyn/Silver Wing combo.
There are 10 cards in common here with that deck, however, replacing Beregond and his support cards with Theoden and a full compliment of Rohan allies and attachments. This hero lineup is also the first in RingsDB.
For this scenario, it is ideal to have Feint in the opening hand to hold off Stormcaller and save some of the damage from Beorn going into Stage 2. Card draw hurts in this deck, so having a few 2 Willpower allies in hand that can be played in the first couple of rounds helps to overcome the third stage.
It took me several tries to win this scenario, but I would expect that with a level 8, cycle-ending scenario.
Other scenarios beat:
Long Arm of Mordor. (Hero order was Firyal, Eowyn, Beorn, and Theoden.)
The Mumakil