My actual best moment in the new Clegur festival area is the quest involving getting a favour to get a favour to get a favour.
One Hobbit wants the secret to another Hobbit's amazing carrots. His TLDR is don't fertilise them because that forces them to struggle and grow more under the soil.
"It's the struggle that gives 'em proper character. A lot like people, eh?"
A couple of the new #LOTRO Spring Festival rewards shown here. I love the daffodil goat pet (For Festivity Tokens or Mithril Coins) and the hairy goat mount is done particularly well.
It was nice not having to buy all the cosmetics "just in case", and I can probably do a storage clear out of "just in case" items soonish.
A week after I'd thought to try and get into #LOTRO for Spring Festival and /still/ pushing against high pain and head sensitivity, I finally managed it.
They'd introduced a new questing area as well as a pretty epic set of rewards this year. And I would have been too ill to do the blog update if I still had it. Or I would have made myself ill for longer.
This way, I could enjoy the quests and just...be.
Il fait nuit, mais il n'y a pas d'heure pour le nouveau planning 😌 Nous allons finir les gourdins avec le lama mardi, puis du LotRO et nous testerons Ghost of a Tale. Une souris barde, c'est forcément bien, non ? Sans oublier le samedi chill !
See, now I know Rivendell housing has been in the works for ages, but I /really/ struggle to accept this is okay under any interpretation of #LOTR lore.
Rivendell was a protected Elven Haven, its precise location fiercely guarded.
If it's during the War of the Ring, housing wouldn't be permitted, except for select Elves and their families.
If it's after the War, then... How long after? Rivendell and Lothlórien were to fade when the Elves sailed West.
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