Monday, 17. September 2007

How to Make Serious Lotro Gold Quickly
By kukumalu, 10:02

What is the currency used in LOTRO?
Money in LOTRO comes in three denominations: Gold, Silver, and Copper.
100 Copper = 1 Silver
1,000 Silver = 1 Gold

How do I know how much lotro gold I have?
You can check how much lotro gold you have by bringing up the Character Journal panel (Pressing the C key).
Character Panel shows your available cash.

How do I make lord of the rings online gold?
You can earn money by completing quests, looting coins off humanoid enemies, selling items you loot from enemies and chests, or even by selling crafted items.

How do I know how much money I will get from a quest?
You can tell what the rewards will be given upon completion of a quest by checking your quest log (Pressing the L key).
Quest log shows the quest completion reward.

How do I craft items?
You can make items like armor, weapons, food, and many more by taking up a Crafting Vocation. For more information, consult our Basic Crafting Guide.

How do I sell items?
You can sell (and buy) items in three ways: 1) to an NPC (non-player character) vendor that may be found in towns across Middle-Earth, 2) through the Auction House, or 3) by directly trading with another player character.

How do I sell lotro items to an NPC vendor?
NPC vendors will buy practically anything of value in your inventory, including items that are bound to you (items that cannot be traded to other players).
To interact with such an NPC, simply double-click (or right-click) on him/her. This will bring up a Shop Panel. Click on the Sell tab to list all the items in your inventory that can be sold. The selling price of each item is listed next to it.
The Shopping PanelTo sell an item, simply double-click (or right-click) on its picture. The money will go to your gold-purse automatically.
The padlock next to the name of each item allows you to lock an item so you won?t accidentally sell it. Only unlocked items can be sold.

How do I buy items from a vendor?
Just click on the Buy tab and it will list all the items the vendor has. Double-click or right-click on any item to buy it.

What is the Buyback tab all about?
The Buyback tab lets you buy back the last 16 items that you sold to any vendor during the session, for the same price at which you sold it. Nifty feature in cases where you get too click-happy and sell that precious sword by mistake! Don't lose your lotro gold by mistake.

How do I trade items with another player?
To trade with another player, select the player you want to trade with and right-click on their portrait. On the menu that is brought up, select ?Start Secure Trade?. Drag the item you wish to trade from your inventory to the Trade Window and complete the trade. If you wish to pay the other player, enter the amount you want to transfer in the Trade window before completing the trade.

The Auction House
Where can I find an Auction House?
There are Auction Houses in Bree-town, Michel Delving, and Thorin’s Hall.

How do I sell lotro items in the Auction House?
Double-click or right-click on an Auctioneer to bring up the Auction Panel, then click on the Post tab. Drag the item you wish to sell from your inventory into the Auction Item box. An Initial Price will be set for you by default but you can override it. You may also specify a Buyout Price. Click on Post Auction to finalize the auction.

The Auction Panel
What is a ?Kinship Only? auction?
Kinships that have reached level 4 can post auctions for their members only.

What fees do I have to pay to sell through the Auction House?
Every time you post an auction, you have to pay a Posting Fee up front. The amount depends on the duration you picked (see the info below). The percentage is applied to either the Initial Price or the Buyout Price, if you entered one. In addition to this, the Auction House also takes a 5% Auctioning Fee(lotro gold) for every sale completed.
Duration/PostingFee
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08 Hours/6% of Item Worth
24 Hours/20% of Item Worth
48 Hours/40% of Item Worth
72 Hours/60% of Item Worth

How do I buy items from the Auction House?
Double-click or right-click on an Auctioneer to bring up the Auction Panel, or click on the Auctions tab if you already have the panel up.
You can highlight the category you want to search on. You could also specify a word or phrase that appears in the item name, and the level range to narrow down your search. Click on the Search button to bring up the items that meet your criteria. The list will show you the current bid on the item and a buyout price, if any. To bid on an item, highlight it, enter your bid, and then click Bid. To buyout an item, highlight it then click on Buyout.

What happens when I lose a bid?
If someone beats your bid, you will get mail from the Auctioneer informing you that you have been outbid on an auction. The money you bid on it will be returned to you in that letter.
At this point, if you go back to the Auctioneer and click on the Bids tab, you will see the lost bid still on the list. If you want to keep bidding on the item, just click on Bid. Otherwise, click on Concede to remove the item from the list.
Keep track of your bids.

How do I get an lotro item I won at the Auction House?
When you win an auction, the item will be sent to you in the mail. It?s sort of like a Christmas present? only without the fat guy in the red suit eating all of your cookies

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Lord of the rings online tips and strategy in lotro
By kukumalu, 10:00

One of the biggest costs associated with adventuring in the most dangerous areas is the overhead cost of repairs if you happen to die. Turbine accidentally gave people a way around this issue with their most recent patch, which allows characters under 10th level to die without damaging their objects in inventory. For this reason, it's a particularly good strategy to use such chracters as mules, picking up treasure as it drops, but protected by the rest of a higher level group. Lower level mules can also be used to trigger traps,activating monsters, or drawing them towards traps or luring them out without risk, allowing the higher level characters to focus on damage. One technique this can also be used in would be to lure a mob of creatures towards the rest of a party, and have that party pick off one of the monsters, drawing its aggro while the lower level mule character draws the rest of the mob away from the battle for the moment. This gives parties a low-risk way to break up even the largest, toughest mobs. It also guarantees that they will respawn individually, rather than all at once, allowing parties to safely camp out near particularly lucrative treasure chests, etc.

Mining ore is progressively riskier in LOTRO, but it's not necessarily a good idea to mine the most advanced ores to make a good profit. The way that LOTRO levels up prospecting skills requires even high-level prospectors to have copper ore, which is surprisingly the most in demand in the game, fetching prices up to 2 silver each in the auction house. The best place to mine silver is on near the road from the Brandywine Bridge to the construction camp along the road southwest of Bree, as it respawns most rapidly there. It is quite possible to harvest 80 copper there in one hour, which could be sold for up to 160 silver in the auction house… perhaps more as the economy starts to develop and inflation kicks in. As the game evolves, it may be a far better idea for leveling prospectors to harvest and auction copper in order to buy other ores which are, by definition, less in demand for experience leveling purposes.
One of the best areas of the game to farm for quality drops is in the Emyn Hoedh region of northeastern Erid Luin. The wights in that region drop consistantly good treasure, but are easier to kill and in less dangerous groupings than the wights of the Barrow Downs to the west of Bree. From my experience, this is an even better location than the city to the east in the same area of Erid Luin, as the resale value of the items dropped is better and the drops are more consistantly good. This area will get even better as the game progresses, as demands for wights body parts increases… many are used for potions and the like.

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Sunday, 09. September 2007

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Wednesday, 29. August 2007

Why people compare Lotro and WoW?
By kukumalu, 09:49

Why people compare Lotro and WoW?
hey there , i see alod of posts about WoW in this forum.
any reason why? if you talk about WoW so much go back and bum it please dont create a thread about WoW on Lotro Genral dessction Fourm!
At this point it's played-out, talked out, old news; no point in continuing to make comparison/contrast.
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I also dislike it because it makes me weary that a huge majority of LOTRO players are Ex-WoW players, or in some way associated with WoW; which isn't good for LOTRO's community.

And that's the only reason I can think of why people REALLY draw parrallels. It certainly cannot be over graphics. It's definatley not over the subtleties.

If anything, people should be using EQII as the MMO benchmark. It's far more in depth, polished and stable than WoW will ever be. If people say 'ya, LOTRO is better than EQII!" then that's a compliment. If you say LOTRO is better than WoW, that isn't saying much at all...
Right Max, I was going to put something in about 'numbers,' but for enthusiasts and elitists alike, they mean nothing. We know for fact that WoW numbers mean absolutley nothing, because A) half of them are inactive, coin selling or 'alt' accounts and B) if you like it..you like it. Heck, people think certain cars are terrible unreliable, but they sure love driving them!

When I see people draw a parallel between WoW and LOTRO, using WoW as the common denominator, I just don't get involved.

It's one thing for a companies marketing department to use WoW as a benchmark, because it's about statistics. Yet for players to do it, it's ignorance, and waste of time.
im playing both games,wow for its huge content.

and lotro for its nice graphics and because it`s lotr.

i like both games.

is there a MMO rule that says you cannot play more than 1 MMO and enjoy them both?or discuss them on forums?or has freedom of speech been revoked here?

people have always compared X product with another product (be it a car,soap powder,beer ect ect),especialy when they are very simular or in the same genre.

if reading a post about another MMO here upsets you i suggest you go see a psychiatrist.

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of course alot of LOTRO online players played wow prior,as it was one of the biggest MMO`s around at the time,is that a problem?

this post is flame bait,rant over.

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Lotro Guide----Races
By kukumalu, 09:46

There are four races in Lord of The Rings Online (Lotro) including Men,Dwarevs,Elves,Hobbits.

Men

The shortest-lived of the race

s of Middle-earth, yet also the race destined to rule in the years beyond the Third Age, the race of Men is defined by their relatively short life span. Their mortality was considered a unique gift, but in time it became known as “The Doom of Men” and a source of sorrow.

Men are a varied race, from the great Dunédain of the North to the skilled Horse-lords of Rohan, and from the proud soldiers of Gondor to the mysterious Haradrim far to the east. They are capable of great courage and honor, yet they can also easily fall prey to ambition, deceit, and betrayal. Known simply as the “Big Folk” to the Hobbits of the Shire, Men are characterized by a large, strong frame and a driving will born out of a relatively short life span.

In designing the race of Men for The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar, the difficulty is in creating a race of characters that is not seen as simply “ordinary” amongst the other fascinating races of the land. Men occupy a unique place within J.R.R. Tolkien’s lore, since (though they may not realize it themselves) they are the race of destiny. Men are also easily swayed and exceedingly ambitious. Many have been corrupted by promises of power and these make up a sizable portion of the armies of the Dark Lord, along with the other, more outwardly monstrous races of Middle-earth. The Men that populate the game as NPCs are particularly interesting, since the motivations of Men are often unknown and appearances can easily deceive. Conversations with Men met in Bree, for instance, can be challenging to the unwary; for within that city’s walls there reside both Free People fighting for good and also a dark element of corrupted Men fighting against the light.

Playable Classes

Champion
Guardian

Captain
Burglar
Hunter
Minstrel
Lore-Master

Starting Place:Archet

Available Sub-races
Bree-land
Dale
Dunland

Gondor
Rohan

Dwarves

In the beginning, Aulë created seven Dwarf fathers, one of which was Durin, the eldest of all Dwarves. He is the ancestor of all Dwarven kings. After awakening from his sleep, he came across the caves above Kheled Zaram and established the mightiest of the Dwarf kingdom, the Dwarrodwelf, which in the Dwarven tongue was Khazad-dûm.

The race of Dwarves are known for their short stature, their long beards, their unequalled strength, and their amazingly articulate and spectacular mining beneath the Great Mountains. The Dwarves fight for the Free-Peoples of Middle-Earth, coming out of their mountains in the name of good and bringing their fierce combat skills in fighting the evil in the east.

Dwarves are generally 4 and a half, to 5 feet tall, and live, on average, about 250 years or more. With all of that weight, and that short stature, you can assume that the race of Dwarves arent the fastest in the world.

Playable Classes
Champion

Guardian
Minstrel
Hunter
Starting Location:Ered Luin

Available Sub-races
Blue Mountains
Ironhills
Lonely Mou

ntain
Misty Mountain

Mount Gram

Elves

Throughout the ages, the deeds and struggles of the noble race of Elves have been melded together with the very history of Middle-earth. They remember the devastation caused by the tides of evil that once darkened the land, a shadow that threatens to do so once again. In years past, the Elves divided into many different groups, and settled throughout Middle-earth, mostly in the ancient forested realms where they still live. Tall, strong, fair and graceful, the Elves have keen senses and a passion for the beauty of the natural world around them. Elves do not die in the way understood by Men. Elves often live in the lands of Middle-earth for thousands of years, suffering neither the effects of time nor disease, though the body of an Elf may be struck down in battle. At the end of their days in Middle-earth, the Elves travel to unknown realms across the western sea.

Long ago, the Elves welcomed the younger races of Middle-earth and teamed up with them when the call was dire, but centuries of war, betrayal, and hardship have made them fiercely protective of their privacy. Now, as the Third Age draws to a close and the War of the Ring is at their doorstep, the Elves are once again very much alive from their forested realms and hidden valleys, allying with the Free Peoples of Middle-earth against the darkness which grows from both the North and East.

Playable Classes
Champion
Guardian
Minstrel
Hunter
Lore-Master
Starting Location:Ered Luin

Available Sub-races
Lindon
Lórien
Mirkwood
Rivendell
Towerhills

Hobbits

There are few recorded deeds of Hobbits until late in the Third Age of Middle-earth, which is just the way the Hobbits would like it. Hobbits are simple, quiet folks, who prefer to dwell in the hillsides in and around The Shire in western Eriador. Called “Halflings” by some due to their size relative to Men, these small folk enjoy the peaceful endeavours of farming, eating, and gift giving, rather than concerning themselves with the dangerous affairs of the rest of Middle-earth. In these dark days, however, it is the unassuming Hobbits, with their often surprising adeptness of both word and action, that will have the greatest impact in the war between the Free Peoples of Middle-Earth and the lengthening Shadow from the North.

From the most modest of beginnings, Hobbits are capable of great deeds. Their nimbleness and quick-thinking are well documented of course, but Hobbits are not to be underestimated. Hobbits, although small in size relative to the other races, are sturdy, determined in their actions, and good with a bow or a knife, whateve

r the situation calls for. Their small frame misrepresents a toughness and spirit of a capable adventurer in the lands of Middle-earth.

Playable Classes
Guardian
Minstrel
Hunter
Burglar

Starting Location:Archet

Available Sub-races
Buckland
Eastfarthing

Northfarthing
Southfarthing
Westfarthing

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LOTRO GUIDE----Classes
By kukumalu, 09:40

Classes

There are seven classes in Lord of The Rings Online (Lotro) including Burglars,Captains,Champions,Guardians,Hunters,Lore-masters and Minstrels.

Burglar

Available to: Man, Hobbit

Burglars are stealthy tricksters with the ability of darting in and out of the shadows to befuddle, weaken, or damage foes. An unexpected strike from behind by a burglar can stun or trip enemies, allowing others in his party to combine their efforts for a devastating attack. Unassuming on his own, a burglar would be wise to not be caught alone.

The Burglar is the class of choice for players that enjoy using cunning and tricks to defeat their opponents. Using concealment, a Burglar can strike from the shadows, taking his opponents unawares. With his wit, a Burglar can show his allies where a foe's weakness lies -- or trap someone in a riddle. A Burglar's combat style hinges on his ability to outmaneuver and outwit opponents while hitting them where it hurts.Further more,this class are capable of stealing and lock picking.

Skills of the Burglar

Sneak: Allows the Burglar to move about unseen, though there is a chance of detection.

Surprise Strike: An attack in which the Burglar inflicts more damage when attacking from behind or while sneaking.

Burglar's Advantage: Execute another attack after a critical hit, inflicting more damage when the Burglar attacks from behind.

Diversion: When in stealth, the Burglar can divert an enemy's attention away from himself for a short time.

Trip: Knock an opponent down, opening up a conjunction opportunity if the Burglar is in a fellowship. Only usable while sneaking.

Cunning Attack: The Burglar's formidable cunning allows a darting attack which continues to deal damage after he strikes, dealing even more damage if the attack is made while sneaking.

Exploit Opening: Stun a target, opening up a conjunction opportunity if the Burglar is in a fellowship.

Hidden Danger: The Burglar’s attacks while using Stealth are far more accurate, reducing the chances that he may miss or that his enemy may somehow avoid them.

Riddle: The Burglar is capable of posing riddles to enemies which may momentarily distract them, dazing them for 30 seconds or until damaged. Will not work on Beasts, Insects, or Creatures of Nature.

Addle: Confuse an enemy so thoroughly he fails any inductions in progress, and any subsequent inductions for a short time take much longer to execute.

Defensive Strike: The Captain attacks defensively, causing light damage but recovering quickly to protect herself from returned attacks.

Traits of the Burglar
Here are some of the Class-specific traits the Burglar can obtain while adventuring in Middle-earth.

Hidden Danger: The Burglar's attacks while using Stealth are far more accurate, reducing the chances that he may miss or that his enemy may somehow avoid them.

Footpad: The Burglar's ability to move about with Stealth has developed beyond his natural aptitude.

Captain

Available to: Man

Bearing her banner into battle, a Captain provides hope and leadership to her fellows, inspiring them to greater deeds. A skilled Captain can rally a party back from the brink of defeat, or seal a victory against many foes. While a Captain is a respected fighter on her own accord, she is primarily driven by her powerful sense of leadership to those fighting around her.

The Captain will be the class of choice for players who enjoy supporting their fellows while participating in melee combat. With her unique ability to plant banners to increase the battle prowess of those near them, the Captain helps to define where a fight will happen. Her battle cries allow her to take advantage of certain events in combat to aid the morale or combat ability of her fellows. A Captain's style of combat focuses on inspiring those around her to glory.

Skills of the Captain

Cry of Vengeance: When a companion falls, the Captain's Cry inspires nearby companions to greater feats of skill.

Charge (Command: Make Haste): Inspires the Captain's fellowship to greater haste, both in and out of battle attacking from behind or while sneaking.

Defensive Strike: The Captain attacks defensively, causing light damage but recovering quickly to protect herself from returned attacks.

Harrowing Mark: The Captain leaves a Mark on her enemy, increasing all damage dealt to that foe by her fellowship.

Cry of Vengeance: When a companion falls, the Captain's Cry inspires nearby companions to greater feats of skill.

Intimidating Shout: A Shout which threatens the enemy, increasing the chance that it will attack the Captain.

In Harm's Way: The Captain puts herself in harm's way to defend nearby companions, taking all damage dealt to them upon her.

Pressing Attack: Allows the Captain to swing twice at her enemy, inflicting medium damage.

Rallying Cry: When the Captain's enemy is defeated, her cry boosts her fellowship's morale.

Routing Cry: When an enemy is defeated, the Captain lets out a fearsome Cry which slightly demoralizes all other foes nearby.

Telling Mark: The Captain leaves a Mark on her enemy, pointing out a weakness in the enemy's armour, which increases the chance that her companions will critically wound it.

Enraged Shout: A fearsome shout which strikes terror into the hearts of enemies and puts the Captain into a battle-readied state.

Champion

Available to: Man, Elf,Dwarf

A true master of arms, the Champion excels at combat, focusing on little other than destroying his foes. The Champion's whirling blades can strike fear into the heart of even the foulest orc, cutting down swaths of their numbers at once. While a Champion's training and armor grants him some survivability, it is not his focus, and a Champion can quickly find himself in trouble when facing several foes on his own.

The Champion will be the class of choice for players that enjoy fast-paced combat with multiple options available at any given moment. Champions can use various weapon styles, but focus on using two weapons simultaneously. With their active play-style Champions are able to consistently cause large amounts of damage to both single and multiple opponents in combat. Their style of combat revolves around the idea that the best defense is a good offense.

Skills of the Champion

Battle frenzy: Instantly increases Fervour.

Blade Wall: A frontal area-of-effect attack.

Blade Storm: A 360-degree Area of Effect attack.

Bracing Attack: An attack which allows the Champion to brace herself against counterattack, increasing her morale by a small amount.

Champion's Challenge: A taunting cry that forces the target to face and attack the Champion.

Dire Need: Transfers half the Champion's morale to power.

Exchange of Blows: For every strike the Champion receives from her enemy, she returns the blow.

Flurry: An attack that increases the Champion's attack speed and fervor.

Hedge: A de-taunt that will maintain the Champion's current Fervour state.

Wild Attack: A damaging attack. This increases fervor, allowing the use of other Champion skills.

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Wednesday, 22. August 2007

A Beginner’s Guide to the Quests and Story of LotRO
By kukumalu, 10:06

So I made my character… now what?
Well, there’s a lot to be done. But one of the key features of LotRO is its intricate quest system and delicately woven story. This guide will help you become familiar with both.

The Story of LotRO Story? What story?
If you’re one of the millions who have read the books or seen the movies, The Lord of the Rings has a deep and intricate timeline that follows the trials and hardships of many different characters in the fight against the Dark Lord Sauron. There’s plenty of info on the lore of Lord of the Rings to be found at the Encyclopedia of Arda.

How is that handled in the game though?
Through the use of quests and cinematic events, the story crafted by the Turbine and numerous Tolkien Experts will be played out by you, the player.

Okay, so where does my character fit in?
As a dwarf, elf, hobbit, or human, you are one of the many free people of Middle-Earth. Your character’s path does not follow in the footsteps of the books’ characters, but rather down a different path that was only oft alluded to in JRR Tolkien’s notes and appendices. Without spoiling much of what you’ll see in LotRO, there is a mounting dark force on the rise in Angmar, and it is up to you and the friends you make in the game to thwart it.

I’m familiar with the books, but when does my character begin his “life”?
Well, that all depends on your race. As an elf, your very first steps will be taken centuries before the Fellowship from the books is formed, and as a dwarf you’ll begin just before The Hobbit’s events take place. The cinematics of each race’s beginning quests will bring you up to date, along with the men and hobbits, just as Frodo and Sam are leaving the Shire. It is at this point that the game’s story truly begins.

Questing in Middle-Earth

Okay, so I get the story bit, but how does LotRO’s quest system work?
As you travel throughout Middle-Earth, you’ll meet many a varied Non-Player Characters (NPC), all of them ready to give you tasks to complete. These tasks are called quests, and NPCs that have one for you to undertake will be denoted by a golden ring above their head. Also, you’ll see nearby quest-givers on your Mini-Map, also denoted by a golden ring. You’ll receive your 1st quest very early in the game, and thousands more as you continue on.

Why do I care about quests? Can’t I just go around and kill things, or make stuff?
Sure you can, but you’d be missing out on a lot of the content that’s been put into the game. Not to mention some of the best rewards (both money and items) are given out when completing a quest. Also, you’ll find gaining a level to be a lot more friendly if you help out the NPCs with their numerous tasks.

I have a quest, but I forgot what to do. How do I check what needs done?
For just such a situation, you have your Quest Journal (default key = “L”). Pressing L will bring up the Quest Journal, and it’s here that you’ll be able to keep track of all of your current tasks, as well as ones that you’ve completed over the course of your character’s life.

The Quest Journal

Each quest is color coded according to the difficulty it will be for your character’s level. Gray is the easiest, then comes green, then light blue and blue. White is even with your character’s level, yellow is slightly above, and orange, red, and purple are considerably above your current level.

You said something a bit back about rewards? And money too? Do tell!
Yes, you heard me right. Some of the best items and a lot of money are there for the taking, if a player is dutiful enough to complete some of the quests. Aside from using the Quest Journal to figure out what needs done, you can also see what rewards will be given upon a quest’s completion.

Is there anyway to keep track of them without having the Journal open?
Of course there is! When you highlight a quest, the menu down at the bottom of the Journal gives you several options. “Add to tracker” will make that particular quest’s objectives show up on your main screen off to the right on the “Quest Tracker”.

What do these little symbols by the name of the quest mean?
Those symbols indicate different types of quests in LotRO. The symbol that looks like a bunch of people means that the quest will likely require a Fellowship (group of players) in order to be completed. The golden ring means that the quest is an “Epic” quest, while having both on the same quest means that it is an Epic quest which will likely require a Fellowship to complete.

What the heck is an “Epic” quest?
Epic quests, more often than not will be quests that directly relate to the main story of LotRO. They are catalogued in your Quest Journal under categories similar to a book (i.e. – Prologue, Chapter 1, etc). They often involve a private instance, where the story can play out, and many will require a fellowship to complete, though certainly not all of them.

I’m playing with some friends, and we want to quest together, but how do the members of my Fellowship and I share quests?
If the particular quest you want to do is shareable (meaning there are no prerequisites that must be completed first), all you and your fellows must do is simply highlight the quest in your quest journal and click the button labeled “share”. If any of the Fellowship’s members can take on that quest, they’ll be prompted to do so.

I can’t find the place my quest is asking me to go to… help!
First, breathe. Second, read the quest again. Every quest has been handcrafted to promote exploration but at the same time to make sure to give the player enough information to go by. After reading the quest, take a look at your map. If you still have no idea in which direction to set forth, try asking in the Out of Character Channel (default command = “/ooc”) and ask for a little help. There are thousands of other players out there, don’t be shy!

Is there anything else I should know?
Essentially, it’s important to remember to take as many quests as your journal can hold (40), and to take the time to read the quests’ directions. The experience, money, and rewards gained from doing quests are nothing but beneficial to the status of your character. Also remember that not every quest is intended to be done by yourself. Find some friends and tackle the ones that give you fits. Last but not least, the grand and epic story the developers have crafted is only going to be played out if you’re diligent enough to do the quests. So go forth, and make JoBildo proud.

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Thursday, 02. August 2007

The Lord of the Rings Knowledge contest
By kukumalu, 09:12

Swagvualt is proud to present a new contest: The Lord of the Rings Knowledge Contest to all LOTRO Fans. Up for grabs are multiple grand prizes!

Contest Time: From 1st August, 2007 to 31st August, 2007

How to win these great prizes?

We run this contest as a test of your The Lord of the Rings Knowledge. On the following page there will be 14 screenshots, randomly selected from the database, 3 questions about the book and 3 questions about the movie. Each question has 4 existing answers for you to choose. Everyone can participate in the contest, you just need to submit your E-mail address, First Name & Initial Letter of Last Name, and mark the answer you think right in the Answer Sheet. All the participants will be listed in the “Participants List” and have chance to win one of the ten “The Lord of the Rings” [BOX SET] (Hardcover).The name of those participants who correctly answered all the questions will be announced in the “LOTRO Know-all List”, and those participants are eligible to attend another Lucky Draw with extra 10 “The Lord of the Rings” Books [BOX SET] (Hardcover) as prize.

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• The winners will be announced on 1st September 2007. They will be contacted by the staff of SwagVault.com and need to respond with their addresses, phone number and full names in order to have their prizes sent to them. The e-mail will be sent from marketing@swagvault.com. Winners will have 7 days from notification to accept their prizes. Winners who do not respond by 8th September 2007 will forfeit their gifts. Swagvault is not responsible for and shall not be liable for late, lost, misdirected or unsuccessful efforts to notify winner. By entering, participants agree to be bound by these Official Rules, which shall be final.
• We reserve the right to postpone or delay this contest for any reason including overwhelming response or unforeseen occurrences. If there is a delay we will extend the deadline for submissions.

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Thursday, 26. July 2007

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Tuesday, 17. July 2007

E3 New Official LOTRO Video!
By kukumalu, 12:02

new lotro video made by official website ,which published in E3 2007(The Electronic Entertainment Expo 2007)

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Wednesday, 11. July 2007

SwagVault.com has just launched a special leveling service for World of Warcraft: Dungeon Run.
By kukumalu, 10:29

SwagVault.com has just launched a special leveling service for World of Warcraft: Dungeon Run.

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During the process of service, Dungeon Run helpers from SwagVault.com, most of who are Level 70 Mages, will follow your character everywhere you go to wipe out the threats to your characters. This wonderful service only cost $5 Per Dungeon.

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Friday, 15. June 2007

Gamer Poll,Enter to Win Dual Core Gamer PC & Logitech K/M!
By kukumalu, 06:53

SwagVault 2007 Gamers' choice poll Event kicks off now, Enter to Win Dual Core Gamer PC & Logitech K/M!

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Second Prize(One ):logitech G15 Keyboard
Third Prize (One ): Logitech G5 Mouse

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Thursday, 17. May 2007

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Friday, 11. May 2007

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By kukumalu, 07:49

Buying LOTRO Gold with real money is forbidden according to the terms and conditions of Turbine and Lord of the Rings Online. Despite this, buying virtual gold, virtual currency, using real money is one of the most booming industries with several different companies selling gold and making money off it it.
You can, at your own risk, purchase gold from a variety of different companies detailed below. We in no way endorse the purchasing of Gold, but simply have this page available because this site covers all aspects of online MMO games and felt because this is such a big part that it was worth a page of information and warnings. Realize of course, you can be banned for buying virtual currency, so again, do so at your own risk.

www.swagvault.com - One of the leading providers for LOTRO Gold and also has some of the best rates in the business. Check them out here.

www.egrich.com- Another leading company, you'll want to check out there gold rates as well. There are a variety of other gold selling companies in business that offer a variety of prices and options. but again - use at your own risk. I believe in playing this game straight up, but it's up to you!

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