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Alduc 590
This is a typical Eagle deck with the usual shenanigans. A couple of play tips:
- Wizard Pipe isn't as strong as it would be in a hero Gandalf deck, but it's still worth including. Putting ally Gandalf on top of the deck before playing Gwaihir's Debt is a priority. Also, putting an eagle back makes The Eagles Are Coming! a better card draw engine.
- There isn't much use fort resources in this deck except to hard cast Gandalf. As soon as Elven-light gets into the discard pile, it can be used every round. This card is a good target for Word of Command if both Radagast's Staff and Wizard Pipe have already turned up.
- As long as questing is under controlled, Eagle Emissary should be let go of quickly to beef up Eagles of the Misty Mountains in the early game.
While this deck is well-rounded, I created it to go against Hunt for the Dreadnaught, which I hadn't played against before. The three copies of Revealed in Wrath were therefore auto-include: blanking the Boarding keyword is one of the strongest use of this card.
It also would have been very satisfying to have an Eagle of the North discard an entire ship full of corsairs, but alas it didn't happen in the games I played.
Might Galadriel be a better option here than Arwen? She can handle your card draw AND threat, plus Mirror of Galadriel could substitute for Word of Command, saving some needed resources on Radagast. Allowing Gandalf to quest without exhausting is also a big bonus, though it would be worth upping him to 3x in that case. If you really need the , there's always Nenya.