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JHES 20
I asked the Google AI (Gemini) to build me a couple of decks using only core set cards, for my daughter and me to learn how to play across the three core scenarios and the two scenarios from Dark of Mirkwood. It made a tank deck and questor deck. In case we can drag in a third player, I also asked the AI to make a third deck using just the remainder of the core set cards, and that's this one, a tri-sphere deck to catalyze the other two.
AI still has a long way to go, unfortunately.
I also noticed that Self Preservation wasn't included in any of the three decks, but I think it's essential here. If you want to get the most out of Glóin, you need a reliable source of healing. Glorfindel can heal, but since it costs a resource each time, it largely defeats the purpose of using Glóin as a resource engine.
Since Daughter of the Nimrodel is already being used in another deck, I'd run Self Preservation here instead. It lets Glóin continually heal himself and function as the resource generator he's meant to be.