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BardLee4 395
A pretty standard Caldara deck. I tend to prefer building up my player board so that's why I chose Éowyn over Círdan the Shipwright though both create powerful combos with Caldara.
You typically want to get one of the following in an opening hand: Emery with Sword-thain; Prince Imrahil; or Imladris Stargazer and Zigil Miner. Erebor Guard is also a good starting card since you can play it at a discount and mill two cards.
After that, it's discarding and milling high cost allies followed by discarding Caldara and recurring her.
As far as changes go for single and multiplayer, you have to stand your ground on Imrahil since the deck loses too much power if you drop him. Glorfindel helps combat a lot, but if someone wants him for a hero, just go with an extra Guard and Háma which will help you to stall in combat. Rhovanion Outrider is a card I like a lot if you know the quest will have a ton of locations and combos with Northern Tracker to obliterate those pesky locations. Rider of Rohan comes down to a meta call; if your friend or the quest feature side quests, you might want to consider him. Perhaps if your friend wants one of your key allies, he can be a nice seat filler. Same with Shadows Give Way and Hasty Stroke. A big combat scenario in multiplayer may serve the former better.