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I was playing with my hobbit character, Quartza, last night and tried laying down on the Wandering Shade’s brother’s tomb (you know, the only benevolent Shade in all the Barrow-Downs?). I was trying to lay down somewhere around the façade’s chest, but I ended up laying down at his feet.
It kind of reminded me of the part of the story of Ruth where Ruth basically forced Boaz to propose marriage to her by laying down at his feet, lol.
Bree-town: Animals [2/x]
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What surprises me is how many people on LOTRO complain about the trolls that lurk within the Prancing Pony, but never seem to see that there is a solution just down the road a bit.
Enjoy the Hunter's Lodge! Because it requires a standing with Bree, no trolls get in! There is plenty of room to sit and enjoy the company of friends. These long tables offer room for kinship members to converse and enjoy the light-hearted atmosphere.
There is also room for an elevated platform that looks out onto the town's nicer side. The platform is excellent for musicians and even plays if one is up to the task!
All around, the Hunter's Lodge offers a cozy place for roleplayers to focus on roleplaying and enjoy humble conversations amongst friends.
There are still many other places to explore in Bree-Town! I do want to know if you guys would like more of Bree or should I branch out?
