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Kwee's LOTRO Music Guide Rev2 Updated 6/12/2007 Evendim Patch For Young Bards and Jongleurs of Middle Earth. Lord of the Rings Online offers a unique music system that allows players to compose and play their own (or anyone else's) songs in real-time. Next I click Export ABC and try the new file in LOTRO - same one-note sounds. The ABC file has changed from X:11 to X:7 and the notated cords have been changed. However, when compared to a file for GaryOwen which was 'transcribed by LotRO MIDI Player' according to the Z record; the 'style of notation' is different.

Nov 3, 2012 - In the end, I had a midi I could convert into the ABC format that LOTRO uses, by the help of Firefern's lovely converter. I even added bagpipes, an instrument I usually abhor in-game! So I logged into the game, ran into the Misty Mountains and looked for suitable locations to film.

Update 5 gave us a new instrument to play around with, the pibgorn! If you thought theorbos were obscure, well, theorbos are obscure but they’ve got nothing on pibgorns. I only found out about the pibgorn recently when I was doing research for my, and I like to think I know a good many obscure and archaic instruments. The pibgorn is a Welsh hornpipe (leeks, pibgorns, the Dunlending language — someone at Turbine has been reading a lot about Wales). The instrument looks like a wooden flute with cattle horns stuck on either end.

The smaller horn is a mouthpiece, you blow into it and it funnels the air into the reed. The larger horn serves as an amplifier. A real pibgorn sounds somewhat like a bagpipe with not unpleasant hints of kazoo and harmonica. As for how the LotRO pibgorn sounds, said it “sounds part synth, part violin, part stepping on cats”. There’s also something screwy with the scale, a few of the notes are not the notes they should be, but I’ve bug reported it and I’m hoping it will be fixed soon. December 17th edit: this post has been added to the main, rendering that article once again a complete listing of all the instruments in the game.

There’s quite a number of interesting cosmetic gear from the new quests in Dunland, I could fill pages with screenshots fof it, but I’d rather be out there doing those quests (and practising with these minstrel changes) so I’m only going to post one robe. The Robe of the Learned Stag is available from one of the quests in Trum Dreng (and there are cosmetically identical robes from a quest in the Bonevales and from the Dunland reputation vendor). It’s a very nice-looking robe, but it comes off rather bulky and not very elven. I can’t really take it seriously for my characters, but I went ahead and made up some Harvestmath costumes.

Here my Guardian is dressed up like a cowboy. He’s got the Robe of the Learned Stag, the snow-dusted hat and the fingerless gloves (from the winter festival), and the Shoulders of the Mighty Verse (part of the Minstrel Moria set). Every piece is dyed Sienna and all he needs to finish the costume is for someone to invent the six gun. And here’s the same robe used as the base of a completely different costume. Iranon the Minstrel is attending Harvestmath as Dracula.

He’s got the Robe of the Learned Stag, the Wandering Bard’s Helm (part of the Minstrel Rift set, available as a cosmetic from the skirmish vendors), the Cloak of the Raven (from the last fall festival), and Shoulderpads of the Learned Stag (also from a Trum Dreng quest). The shoulderpads are dyed black, and the rest of the gear is in crimson. I’m thinking of getting rid of the hat and dying Iranon’s hair black for the festival, but the difficulty in getting the original shade of blonde again might make me just keep the hat. Interestingly, not only is The Robe of the Learned Stag an incredibly versatile robe, but it also looks like an entirely different cosmetic on female characters.

On a girl, the robe has an exterior belt with the tail hanging down in front; it has fitted long sleeves instead of puffy, shorter sleeves; the vest underneath is smooth fabric instead of textured; the top of the vest is cut a little differently and the bottom half of the robe is more closed on a female character and only shows the trousers beneath when she walks. Overall, the female version looks more like a heavily styled dress and the male version looks like a trench coat over a two-piece suit. One benefit of wearing costumes with hats that hide your ears is that when you meet Rohirrim, who don’t really believe in Elves, they don’t freak out and implode. What is Haudh Iarchith? Haudh Iarchith, or (more accurately) the Breeland rep dungeons, is a series of ten small level 20 dungeons throughout the Barrow Downs. These dungeons contain a number or regular slayer deeds, an additional boss-killing deed and the items, mobs and bosses for the Bree reputation quests available from the NPCs at the Hunting Lodge in Breetown. They also contain scholar nodes for both tier 2 and tier 3, and the mobs will drop scholar mats for both these tiers (and occasionally tier 5 mats will drop.), making Haudh Iarchith invaluable to scholars.the tier 5 mats may be the result of a bug caused when the dungeons were de-level’d from 50 to 20, so take advantage of it while it lasts.

A Bit of History. There used to be a great big level 50 dungeon called Haudh Iarchith and known as the Breeland rep dungeon (singular).

The door to this dungeon was in the Southern Barrow Downs somewhat near the entrance to the Great Barrow. With the launch of Free-to-play in September of 2010, Turbine made a number of changes to the game, and one of these changes was to de-level Haudh Iarchith down to 20, break it into ten much smaller dungeons and scatter the entrances all over the Barrow Downs. These rather vast and recent changes have caused some confusion, it can be difficult to find accurate and current information on the Breeland rep dungeons. The term Haudh Iarchith properly refers now to only one of the ten smaller dungeons, but is still used occasionally (both by players and in in-game text) to refer to all of the Breeland rep dungeons collectively.

The deed log entry for the deed “Executioner of the Wicked” lists all the bosses as being “in the barrow of Haudh Iarchith”, but in actuality these bosses are spread throughout the various little dungeons and only one boss is actually in the dungeon called “Haudh Iarchith”. This guide is intended to provide a useful overview of how the rep dungeons looks now, without any confusion from how it might have looked in the past. Southern Barrow Downs Here is a map of the Southern Barrow Downs, with the locations of the rep dungeons marked.

F is Haudh Nogbenn. G is Haudh Iarchith. H is The Tomb of Maenadar.

I is Goetham. J is Gwantham In all the following maps, the player cursor is located at the door of the dungeon.

F – Haudh Nogbenn See the section on for a full description. G – Haudh Iarchith Haudh Iarchith contains the boss Fergandir (a Gaunt Man) and also contains the following ordinary mobs for deeds or quests:. Barrow Wardens. Howling Barrow-hounds. Barrow Spirits. Noxious Barrow-wardens.

Barrow Candles. Gaunt Plague-bearers The location of Fergandir is marked with a red X. H – The Tomb of Maenadar The Tomb of Maenadar contains no boss, but has the following mobs for deeds and quests:. Barrow Wardens,. Barrow Bats. Howling Barrow-hounds.

Creeping Hands. Barrow Candles (in part 2 only). one Gaunt Plague-bearer (in part 2) The Tomb is in two parts. When you enter through the door marked H on the landscape map, you will be in the first part of of the Tomb. Travel through this tomb and you will find another door called “Tomb of Maenadar” (marked with a red X on the map below). Proceed through this door and you will find yourself in the second part of the Tomb.

Going back through the door you came in lands you outside the dungeon on the barrow downs and not in the first part of the Tomb where you just came from. This can be rather disconcerting, but it seems to be working as intended. I – Goetham Goetham contains the boss Faegfaer (a shade) and the following mobs:. Barrow Spirits.

Free download meetme plus. Noxious Barrow-wardens. Gaunt Plague-bearers Faegfaer’s location is marked with a red X. J – Gwantham Gwantham has the following mobs:. Barrow Wardens. Barrow Bats. Barrow Candles. Howling Barrow-hounds Gwantham does not contain a boss.

Northern Barrow Downs The map of the Northern Barrow Downs, with the locations of the rep dungeons marked. A is The Barrow of Taradan.

B is The Barrow of Ringdor. C is Haudh Methernil.

D is Haudh Taenthond. E is Hautham.

F is Haudh Nogbenn On all of the following maps, the player cursor is located at the door of the dungeon. A – The Barrow of Taradan The Barrow of Taradan contains the boss Gwigon, two Ancient Pillars for such and such a quest and the following regular mobs:. Barrow-spiders. Creeping Hands.

Rotting Barrow-wights Gwigon’s location is marked with an X, and the Ancient Pillars’ with Ys. B – The Barrow of Ringdor The Barrow of Ringdor is one of the larger barrows. It contains the boss Umnen (a darkwater who, unlike the other barrow bosses, drops a ruby shard), three Ancient Pillars and the Watcher’s Workshop (clicking this will open your crafting panel, as if it is a crafting facility, but it isn’t. I remember it being a location associated with one of the epic quests, but I can’t for the life of me remember which one, and google is being particularly unhelpful). The Barrow of Ringdor contains the following regular mobs:. Putrid Darkwaters.

Decaying Barrow-wights. one Kergrim Barrow-prowler Umnen is marked with a Y, the Watcher’s Workshop with a Z, and the Ancient Pillars with Xs. C – Haudh Methernil Haudh Methernil is home to the boss Marrow and one lonely little Ancient Pillar.

It also contains a number of Kergrim Barrow-prowlers and one Decaying Barrow-wight. Marrow’s location is marked with a Y, the Ancient Pillar’s with an X.

D – Haudh Taenthond Haudh Taenthond contains three Ancient Pillars and the following mobs:. Creeping Hands. Rotting Barrow-wights. Barrow-spiders Haudh Taenthond does not contains a boss; the locations of the Ancient Pillars are marked with Xs below. E – Hautham Hautham houses neither a boss nor any Ancient Pillars.

It is overrun with the following mobs:. Barrow-spiders. Rotting Barrow-wights. Barrow Candles. Creeping Hands F – Haudh Nogbenn Haudh Nogbenn contains the boss Brishzel (a bargest) and the following baddies:. Barrow Wardens.

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Barrow Bats. Howling Barrow-hounds Brishzel paces between the two rooms in the dungeon, his path is marked in red. The Grand Stair (GS) is a level 56 Moria instance. It contains six bosses (three of which are killed for hard mode), the level 60 class quest for hunters, several quests which can be picked up at the Orc-watch, a handful of deeds and a challenge quest (completing which is known as “hard mode”) granted automatically upon entering the instance. This guide focuses on the challenge quest. This is not The Only Acceptable Way to Run GS, nor is it Nifty GS Tricks for Level 65s. There are alternate strategies and there are other ways to go about things, but this is How To Run GS and Not Look Like You Don’t Know What You’re Doing.

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This is the most common strategy, it’s how a successful GS pug will normally do things, and it’s what to expect if you’ve never ran GS before.