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This is my attempt at maximizing the benefits of At the End of All Things, a fun and (imo) under-utilized contract. Gandalf and Radagast provide for very flexible sphere-smoothing, and they enable resource generation through Wizard Pipe, Expert Treasure-hunter, and Hidden Cache. Draw any extra copies of Hidden Cache and you can pitch them to your Messenger Ravens, intentionally naming the wrong kind of card to discard it from the top of your deck. You can put Support of the Eagles on top of the deck, by doing so both Gandalf and Radagast will be heroes while you play it.
All around plays very solidly, I've taken it solo through Escape from Umbar, Treachery of Rhudaur, Wastes of Eriador, Journey in the Dark, and now Battle of Carn Dum. It could struggle in anything that hits your threat really hard or has a lot of direct damage, as there's little healing and the included allies don't have high HP pools. It could fold to a large number of enemies swarming you, especially if it's before you can really get set up, as well. I haven't tried The Weather Hills, but I'd probably avoid anything that can easily blank your heroes' text boxes, as suddenly all the resource smoothing will disappear.