I played pretty regularly over the last three month, logging in nightly to play over the first eight weeks at least. I had some idea about doing an alt or two through the original content as well, but at this point I am feeling more like taking a bit of a break. As with any run through content I’ve done before… some of it many times when it comes to LOTRO… I managed to go through some old favorites while seeing some bits I had not done before. But her health was too low to last, and soon disaster struck.Īt that point I had pretty much accomplished what I had set out to do on the legendary server. After that I had to shuttle back and forth between her and Mordrambor. I ran back to her and cleared off the attackers, but her health bar was dangerously low. Fighting with my back to her I hadn’t noticed that she had attracted some mobs and was literally standing in the fire, quietly dying. I suddenly realized that her health bar was extremely low. Only after a while did I realize what the rest of your fellowship is supposed to be doing while one of you fights Mordrambor protect Narmeleth. With the buffs, and being a guardian, I was handling him pretty well. In the classic Sir Robin, “That’s easy!” frame of mind I dove into the battle.įighting Mordrambor wasn’t really a chore. This was good news, to me at least, since doing this solo I had been buffed up to have the strength of a whole fellowship in a single dwarf.
Wait, how many of us do you see? How many fingers am I holding up?įor the square off against Mordrambor apparently only one member of your fellowship is supposed to get in there and fight him. Still, I managed to shepherd her through the preliminaries despite her death wish, only to have her drop the usual NPC bombshell when the big fight looms. This must be a painful instance with a hunter or a burglar. Fortunately, as a guardian, I can pull aggro back, but she seemed intent on swapping to target the mob I had the least hold on so as to beat on it until she got aggro back.Īnd to top that off, her speedy gait… literally running to the next fight at times… meant that she was headed into danger with half health as well. Keeping her alive was a chore, as she chose to run headlong into every room like a tank in a WoW Dungeon Finder group, intent on grabbing ALL the aggro right away. But one of the elements of this instance was keeping her alive and, in the grand style of LOTRO escort quests, she showed all the usual subtly in passing through danger… which means she couldn’t have drawn more aggro if she had walked into an Orc bar in Mordor clad in her elven finery and took a whizz on the symbol of the unblinking eye. Narmeleth at least dropped the “must walk very slowly” trait she used when in the guise of Sara Oakheart. How it that going to work out well? But you go where the plot dictates, so I followed Narmeleth into Gador Gularan. My thought on the plan was along the lines of, “Didn’t we get our asses handed to us by this duo a couple of times already, even when Narmeleth/Amarthiel had the ring helping her?” I mean, our ace in the hole was the broken blade of the sword that didn’t slay Mordirith back in Book 8. This all winds up with you and Narmeleth being sent off to defeat Mordrambor, destroy Narchuil, and throw down Mordirith, lest they overrun Eriador in the name of Sauron.
ESO ADDONS EASYFRAME SERIES
You still have to go do the ground work, find people, count noses, pick up a broken sword from a grave… I wasn’t aware that there would be so much broken gear and grave robbery when I signed up for this gig… but at least the whole series cut back on the whole need to travel to talk to somebody who will then send you off to do the actual task thing. You accept some of the quests, like the one telling you to report in at Esteldin, and you just get sent there. The highlight of this set of investigative and marginally informative interludes is that even the devs seemed to have realized by that point that making you run, ride, or recall all over Eriador was really getting old, so the quest chain actually teleports you around. But given that they forged all those rings of power, maybe not. And while it is within every salesperson to shade the truth, you’d think one of the Noldor, the kin of Fearnor might smell a rat in that. Given that, I’m not sure a ring would really be beyond the imagination of Fearnor. Feanor made the silmarils, the jewels which captured the light of the two trees, Laurelin and Telperion, which were deemed the greatest work of craft by the elves, the theft of which was the root cause of the problems of the Third Age.
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