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NotSoSuperMario 1
I like the original idea of this deck, but having three slots worth of A Good Harvest just to be able to play one of three Snowmanes seemed wasteful, when Unexpected Courage has more utility and critically isn't unique. We never spend any time in secrecy so Resourceful is heinously expensive, I'd rather swap that for the Necklace of Girion since we're good at killing stuff anyway, and get +2 for our trouble.
The Riddle-game helps us get some more mileage out of Merry's hobbitishness while also cheating Stone of Elostirion into play immediately, which in turn will help draw extra cards to win the riddle game and makes Foe-hammer less critical to maintain card draw. This deck is optimized for single player so it ditches Legolas's ranged ability in favor of sucking more enemies in with Knight of Minas Tirith, and frees up six slots by skipping Rivendell Bow and the supporting Elf-friends, using the empty space for a few more fun attachments including a Thorongil to get some native with threat reduction from Merry, extra from Éowyn, or slightly cheaper allies from Théoden.