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Niuetron 15
A very strong deck which in an optimal first turn could quest for 10, or quest for 8 and attack for 5 or quest for 6 and defend for 5... no more comments.
Well, just a few. The low initial threat and Galadriel give us the time to build the table and accelerate the deck. You will always want Nenya asap and usually you will equip one Unexpected Courage on each hero.
Éowyn is the principal defender when it comes to a big boss, as you can have her defending for 8 full equip and then attack for 8 without using his passive, wich you will almost never have to use with this deck, as it has enough power.
For Haldir of Lórien I choose Dagger of Westernesse over Bow of the Galadhrim as your low initial threat (24) will allow you to snipe any enemy on the staging area with tremendous power and do not loose their +2 when you have to engage an enemy.
The great control over the staging area will allow you most of the time the possibility of playing Necklace of Girion and The Arkenstone, wich will help you amazingly with questing and also will boost your Éowyn, but sometimes you will want Necklace of Girion on Galadriel for the extra resource. Especially good is the combo with Henamarth Riversong and Hands Upon the Bow, so you can know which enemy will guard the object, kill it as soon as it appears and get the object in the very same phase...
I found this deck very strong and reliable, I hope you enjoy it.