I'd start off with a couple intro decks. They are balanced to play against each other. Then as you guys get not comfortable you can buy boosters or you can go online and pick up specific cards.
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Jumpstart is the product for you! It’s designed to help beginners get right into the game and try out a variety of play styles. Each Jumpstart pack contains half of a deck, lands and all. So you each open two packs, shuffle your cards together, and start playing.
There’s even a LotR Jumpstart edition, though the packs are a little more expensive than generic Jumpstart.
if you're doing jumpstart i'd stick to the jumpstart 2020 and 2022 editions, not the set releases. the cards are better, there's more variety in the themes they offer, and it feels more cohesive than the stuff like jumpstart: lotr or jumpstart: brother's war
Fair, but if you enjoy Lord of the rings and want just Lord of the rings cards, the jump start is pretty fun as well.