lotro.com - 1/28/2009
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Known, in whole, as the Great Delving, this quarter of Khazad-dûm links mines to palaces, academies to foundries, and the cavernous underground of Moria to all the realms of Eriador in the west.
Read more about the Great Delving in the latest Hero's Guide!
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LotRO: Hero's Guide to the Great Delving
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... planning on visiting. The Delving in fact consists of three main areas, including Durin's Threshold, Dolven-view, and Lamâb-dûm, and it's almost certain that you'll spend time in them as you work your way through the expansion. As with much of Moria, the formerly friendly territory... LotRO: Hero's Guide to the Great Delving originally appeared on Massively on Wed, 28 Jan 2009 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Read | Permalink | Email this | ...
LotRO: A Hero's Guide to the Great Delving
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The good folks at Turbine have produced another terrific Lord of the Rings Online guide. This time, players can grab some key details about the Great Delving and learn how best to approach the area. Read a snippet of the comprehensive article below: The first region of Moria to be rediscovered by travelers from the west-the region bounding on the fabled and newly reopened Hollin Gate-is both an entryway and a crossroads. Known, in whole, as the Great Delving, this quarter of Khazad-dûm links mines to palaces, academies to foundries, and the cavernous underground of Moria to ...
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