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Galadantien 8
A "Bond of Friendship" variant of my "Grace of Imladris" deck: https://ringsdb.com/decklist/view/57436/graceofimladris-1.0
43 starting threat has always seemed absurd to me, but it worked for my "Sons of Durin" deck: https://ringsdb.com/decklist/view/57465/sonsofdurinburglarsturn-3.0
So I thought, why not take advantage of "Bond" to power this one up even further and test them together.
Well they crushed "Breaking of the Fellowship" in five rounds with ease on my first test (final score 119).
Both decks managed to reduce their own threat very quickly, so I hope they'll be able to do so consistently enough for quests with more doomed and threat raising effects.
Gildor raisies your initial quest output to 12, and offers early card draw. Losing his resources for the effect is fine, because this is essentially the same deck it was without him. Leadership also gives me access to "A Very Good Tale" for even faster swarming. Arwen ensures any 2 cost card can be played right away. And various means of searching out "Vilya" mean I can get it in play by round 2 usually.