A Casual Stroll to Mordor

Learning to play the Auction House (AH) is not only a lucrative past time, but also a rewarding one as well. It is not a easy task and doesn’t not give you huge returns from the start, but for those who are patient and savvy it can be a very enjoyable part of your LOTRO experience.

These deeds are not easy to complete and not for the faint at heart. There is a lot of grinding involved. Grinding it the more difficult places in the game.

For all of you who are celebrating our first anniversary with us I thought I would share a little creation that might help those who need it. I call it Rink-a-Stink-a-Doo.

This post will briefly touch on the age old debate of Casual vs. Hardcore. While it is not my goal to rehash past debates; I feel it pertinent to give my opinion on the matter so as to provide a reference point from which the following has been spawned.

For those of you who are unfamiliar with Eyefinity, it is a new feature from ATI on their newest generation of video cards. While I will not go into the specifics, it is essentially an advanced version of an extended desktop over multiple monitors, but usable in applications.

Angmar back in it’s hay day used to be the place where dungeon-crawling raiding end-gamers would spend most of their time during the “good old days” of Shadows of Angmar. This region offered many ways to spend your time running through quest, dungeons/raids, hunting for ore, wood, and beryl shards. This look at the Angmar Hub will consist of a brief overview of the dungeons and raids available to any would be adventure seeker.

One of the most under valued and over looked systems available in LOTRO is the music system. We have all seen people or groups just standing around strumming away on their instruments.

This is a guest post by Azz of http://wizzardofazz.blogspot.com. He graciously wrote up his experience in Barad Gularan for our little site.