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Poète du troglo 22
A deck that proves that you can play solo in Gondor without lacking willpower.
Faramir is the Messenger of the King.
We will attach Unexpected Courage to Faramir, so that he can use his action twice (limit imposed by the contract), and increase the willpower of all Gondor questers by 3 points (2 with Faramir + 1 with Visionary Leadership).
Make a mulligan for the Steward of Gondor and attach this card to Denethor. He will be able to freely redistribute resources thanks to his ability.
Lothiriel brings into play Soldier of Gondor, Knight of Belfalas, Envoy of Pelargir and Squire of the Citadel. We will play Valiant Sacrifice in the process, to compensate for the rise of allies in the deck by a more intense draw.
Gather Information will fetch an important card for the deck, such as Unexpected Courage, Visionary Leadership, or Steward of Gondor.
The eight copies of "small allies" in the deck (Envoy of Pelargir, Squire of the Citadel, Errand-rider), fabulously profitable and versatile, strengthen the dynamic by facilitating the quest, generating and transferring resources, and speeding up the draw.
On the "meta" card side, Damrod and Derufin can be used to lower the threat, and Dunedain Remedy to heal the heroes in turn.