Eagles Trisphere 1.0

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• 1.0

Combat-only deck for multi-player use. The idea is to get out Eagles as fast as possible, and pump up Eagles of the Misty Mountains.

Mulligan for the Steward of Gondor, which goes on Legolas, although you might consider keeping a hand with Heed the Dream since it can dig the Steward out with Denethor's extra resources. Since Denethor can pass Legolas his resource once the Steward is in play, you should have four resources per round (although occasionally you may want a for a Sneak Attack, Armored Destrier or a Dúnedain Signal).

Get out an EoMM as soon as you can, and then play quick eagles — one-shot eagles like Winged Guardian and Vassal of the Windlord are good; even better is using Sneak Attack to get out eagles with enter/leave play effects, and then stick them under EoMM. When you get Gwaihir into play (either with a Sneak Attack or just paying outright), he pulls an eagle out of discard, which also goes under the EoMM; there are three Gwaihirs so you can sneak one in, put him & the card he pulls under the EoMM, and then play another.

Beravor draws every round, at least until you have enough cards. Her resources go first to Heed the Dream, and then to paying for & running the Warden of Healing. Gondorian Shield and Warden of Healing should let Denethor defend most things, and Dúnedain Signal will let you do it for another deck, and Armored Destrier will let you do it twice. For big attackers, you might need to defend with the Eagles of the Misty Mountains, or chump with one of the eagles (thereby further boosting EoMM).

When you can, get Support of the Eagles on Legolas, so he can swing for crazy amounts of damage. Rohan Warhorse will let you get more out of that. When you find the Song of Battle and a second Support of the Eagles, you can get a Support on Denethor, too.

The Golden Belts are because I am partnering with a Burglar's Turn deck. If you're not, then you should swap them out and replace them with your choice of cards from the sideboard.