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The Steward's Fear - 1 Player - 2023-01-05 |
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Zura 297
I'm a big fan of the steward's fear quest. I think it's excellent and it's one of my go-to scenarios for solo play. And this deck is one that can complete this quest fairly reliably. It has answers to all plots and enough tempo to make sure the plot effects won't warp the game for too long so encounter deck makes a comeback: 1) Fire plot > Will of the west 2) Threat plot > Elfhelm is stupidly good against this one, saves you one threat a turn. Also 3x elrond's counseal, 2x galadhrim's Greeting and 2x dwarven tomb to bring those back. The easiest plot. 3) Extra encounter card plot > this one's the hardest, but if you can get sword that was broken and either faramir or asfaloth into play with load of allies, you should be able to push through.
Use hail of stones to kill either traitors or the final boss (this one's funny as hell). I love just throwing stones at the final boss like you don't care. Good strategy is if you find a clue objective to leave it in staging until you want to progress from stage 2 to 3 and throw the stones at the boss.
If you have 3rd core, definietely include 3rd celebrian stone. Mulligan for it and steward of gondor, put both on Aragorn.
Beregond is only here to take care of defending without having to invest anything into him to make him reliable at it. Move his resources away from him with errand-rider.
Have fun!
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Sep 23, 2018 |
Sep 24, 2018Doesn't matter what the > means. This is an absolutely horrible deck for this scenario, truly. You need cards the counteract shadow effects. Having Beregond only do defending is not enough. Very poor choices of allies. Asfaloth is also extremely hard to get onto the table because you need to play another card to give a hero a Lore resource, so location management absolutely sucks. I have no idea how or why this deck was even made. Not worth playing with at all. |
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Sep 24, 2018
I should also note that as the publisher of this decklist, |
Sep 24, 2018
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Sep 24, 2018Criticism of specific decks are certainly allowed. Nothing you can do about it, and censorship will not be tolerated. The above strategy just fails to work after trying at least 3 times. Link to a video showing the strategy at work is needed. |
Sep 24, 2018
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Sep 24, 2018
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Sep 24, 2018Thankfully, this doesn't hide my comments everywhere :). Good luck with that! And I was just notified that Seastan has a one deck that beats everything uploaded 4 months ago. You would think that he would suggest that to me, but no. Some help that guy is! |
Sep 24, 2018
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Sep 26, 2018
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Sep 26, 2018It certainly would be a guarantee, and I would take back the trash comment. I already beat this scenario anyway using The One Deck, but it took me 4 attempts. I had no idea what "turtling" meant, which is what caused me to fail it. |
Sep 26, 2018Since you plan on using so few tactics card, have you considered just running spirit beregond? Hail of Stones against a boss is pretty funny, but the consistency of having 2 spirit heroes out of the box seems like it might be better. |
Sep 27, 2018
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What do the > symbols mean in your description?