This site gets a lot of searches related to the Old Forest flower deed. Nowadays you kids have it easy. Back when I had to first worry about this, I had to run around with 2 wolves, 3 bats, a bear, several spiders and some evil trees on my tail. We didn’t even have a detailed map! But I digress …
I thought it would be helpful to put together a map of the flower locations (Nedorlas, Braiglad, Lenhwest, Silloth, Merillif, Dorollin, Cordofoneth, Rhosthon). I didn’t bother with coordinates, as I think this is easy enough. I’ve labeled by name, which should be helpful for those of you with a few flowers leftover.
Map the the flowers of the Old Forest. Click for a larger version.
This deed honestly drove me nuts, as a lot of the flowers are in areas you have no real need to enter. Stick it to the Old Forest by completing this, which is a reward in and of itself.
To become filthy rich, or at least socially secure, in LOTRO is rather straight-forward, if pedestrian. There are lots of methods, but simple, guaranteed ones are this:
Be an Explorer and exploit every resource you come across, and after you master a given tier of crafting for that resource, sell the rest in the Auction House;
Complete all slayer deeds for each region your complete, and sell the hides, recipes and interesting detritus in the Auction House;
Master your non-resource craft, work daily on guild reputation, equip yourself and your friends best you can, and sell critted and guild items in the Auction House.
The central theme of my path to riches and social security is the Auction House. Master the Auction House, and you will never lack for lucre.
The only time Hobbit attempted Hall of Mirrors was during an interminable rotation with 1 person anchoring the 3-man, and 5 of the rest of us taking turns as the other 2 players in the instance.
We were all Defenders of Amon Sul, so it was not as traumatic as a PUG, but it was no fun walk in the park either.
By the time my 60 Warden joined, everything was cleared out and it was just the final boss lady. And, wow, is she mean! After 4 wipes, we finally gave up the ghost. 2 High Road’s guide is much appreciated.
Regardless of your class, every character will have the opportunity to complete class quests at Levels 15, 30 and 45 (available from your class trainer). The rewards of your first class trait, some decent armor or a weapon, as well as the excitement of progressing your character in a solo-mission designed specifically for your class, is more than enough to ensure the majority will complete the L15 and L30 quests… the same, however, cannot be said for the L45 class quests! This tip-time installment is here to provide you with the reasons why you should squeeze this set of class quests into your Middle Earth experience, and provide some assistance in getting your character some of the best legendary traits available…
