What's Next For LoTRO?
I've seen this come up in World Chat a lot . People seem concerned about what else SSG can do with the world of Middle Earth after SPOILERS sauron's death. Well, I could tell you that geography is not the most important thing when it comes to storytelling and you can easily make stories in existing areas, perhaps I can instead show you guys what exactly there IS left: I modified SSG's map of Middle-earth to show important Landmarks in Middle-earth. Pro-tip: The greyed out names are areas we haven't been to yet. While we have covered the "major" zones in the Lord of the Rings story, there is still a TON of land we have yet to visit. Mirkwood, South of Bree-land, Southern Gondor, Mordor (Soon!) and the Dale/Iron Mountains area in particular combined make up effectively the entirety of the explorable space of Middle-earth we have today! There are a lot of factors that go into what we can and cannot get regarding content. There are license issues to consid...

Dang I wish I had come across this page earlier today! Got so turned around and it took me a long time to complete the quest chain.
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ReplyDeleteAs much as I love the demo on DIY awesome ring shots, my favorite part of this post by FAR is your explanation of your CZ stone! that is such a beautiful story, and makes me respect you even more than I already did!, you're awesome. Also, looking through those gorgeous green stones, the Gaspeite pretty much jumped off the page at me screaming your name. Personally, I'm a huge fan of Orange Garnet Silver Ring
, and I know they come in a bajillion different colors. Were I ever to design a ring for myself, I would totally go for something that is more in the "stone" family than the "gem" family Silver/Rose Gold Rings
Great details about visual-guide-to-naerband.
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ReplyDeleteEven with your map, I am still unable to find the guard, been running around in here for over 2 hours.
ReplyDeleteI think it would be helpful if "to lower levels" and "to upper levels" were marked with a letter or something showing the connections. i.e. "to lower level A" paired with "to upper level A", etc.
ReplyDeleteI made some quick circles to denote where each stair takes you. I was lost af even with this great map!
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Thank you so much!!
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Thank you so much for the map!
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