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Mormegil 6583
This deck is part of Mormegil’s Deckbox, an effort to create an extensive catalogue of decks for the different archetypes, themes and playing styles available to players. Click here to check out the whole project.
Preferred Player Count: 2-4
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Premise
This might be my favorite mono-tactics deck. It features three support-type heroes in Hirgon, Prince Imrahil and Mablung that make up for the otherwise almost non-existent resource acceleration in tactics. Due to the nature of these heroes, the rest of the deck is filled with a host of decent allies, with only a few slots reserved for some high-impact events. With attachments not really being needed (the only things really making sense here would be Gondorian Shield and The Red Arrow), running The Burglar's Turn is a no-brainer.
How To Play
With next to no draw available, I usually mulligan for Legolas. Aside from that, I look to have either some cheap allies for early output or Proud Hunters to get an engine going this way. In some select few situations, tempo cards like Thicket of Spears can also really save your day.
Considerations
Most sideboard cards are just allies I like to swap around depending on the quest and/or decks run by other players. Tireless Hunters is a situational include that can be very good in some situations alongside Mablung especially.