In this deck you must get To the sea, to the sea! and Elven-light very soon to work. No worry because this deck can get though them on the turn one. You will draw so many cards in turn one:
- Galdor ability where you can discard any card that will no be played at 100% rate of certitude turn one;
- Daeron's Rune and deep knowledge (who usually chains, because you draw another one with the first ones);
- Galadriel Ability;
- Finally mirror of Galadriel if you still have not find them;
- Occasionally even Galdor ability work on turn one, thanks to elven jeweler and the discard for to the sea, to the sea!;
With all that draw engine you can play any noldor for 1 each turn, but only one. In fact that mean you will play almost every time Glorfindel in turn one, Gildor turn two and then it depend of the situation.
You continue to draw a lot with elven jeweler, Galadriel ability and Lindir. In a few turns (generally 4) your deck is empty, and in most part on the discard but you still have enough allies and you can play lord of the eldar each turn so they crush quest or ennemies.
This deck suffer from blocking because he is almost forced to sacrifice a small allies every time so he is good combined to a good attacking/defender companion. I would not recommand it on the first place because he is so consistent that you have the feeling to do the exact same things one the same turn each time.
I put one envoy of Pelargir in sideboard because I think about packing in main deck instead of one imladris caregiver.