Exploring Middle-earth: Dwarf-outposts of Ered Luin

April 12th, 2007 by keven

In the Vale of Thráin, below Thorin’s Hall, lie two outposts of the Dwarves: Noglond and Gondamon. The first and lesser of these, Noglond, is little more than a way-station nestled in the mountainside off the road leading eastward. The greater of the two, the fortress Gondamon, sits atop a great hill further east, watching over the surrounding lands.

Exploring Middle-earth: Dwarf-outposts of Ered Luin

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Both were once Elven holdings in the days of Edhelion, but fell into ruin in the long years after the fall of the refuge. The dwarf-exiles of the Lonely Mountain rebuilt them, under the leadership of Thráin and Thorin, and the Elves of Duillond welcomed them to the mountains. In these evil days, the guards of Noglond and Gondamon must be ever-vigilant against the return of the treacherous Dourhands and goblins out of the north.

Exploring Middle-earth: Dwarf-outposts of Ered Luin

Noglond and Gondamon were created by the Turbine developers of The Lord of the Rings OnlineTM: Shadows of AngmarTM to help give life to the Dwarf-holdings of the Blue Mountains. Players adventuring in Ered Luin will want to visit both, for the Dwarves will very likely have much for them to do.

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