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Seastan 44447
Hirgon seems like a fun way to get back into the long forgotten Eagle archetype.
It would have been nice to have gone full mono-tactics, but I found Spirit Eowyn is a little more solo friendly here due to her access to key cards like A Test of Will, as well as card draw (Ancient Mathom). She also gets you threat reduction which can help offset the cost of Hirgon and Steward of Orthanc.
Early Game
I like to have an Eagles of the Misty Mountains in my opening hand to that I can start buffing them up, but I might still take a mulligan if I have no draw effects in hand (Mathom, Gandalf, Steward of Orthanc, Eagles are Coming).
Late Game
Support of the Eagles can quickly turn Mablung into a huge defender/attacker, so he's the target for the Unexpected Courage. Stacking a couple Supports on him and targeting your beefy EotMM is a good way to finish the quest's final boss.
Sideboard
Healing can be a bit of an issue for a Spirit/Tactics deck, so if the quest throws out a lot of archery, throw in the Honour Guards.
If the quest has nasty Shadow effects like Sleeping Sentry or similar, you can swap out Tides of Fate for the more universal Hasty Stroke.
this title though...so good!