Silly me.
And here I thought I was going to proceed with the story for LOTRO's Mines of Moria expansion without running into a grind.
But a few days later, and I'm slaying Orcs and Angmarim and Dunlendings in Eregion, grinding away at getting a legendary weapon up to L10. Apparently a legendary weapon demands sacrifice, bathing in the blood of my enemies. (Who knew?)
The first five levels weren't so bad.
The next two as well.
But by the time you reach L8, you have to whack a bunch of orcs just to move up a level, and I dread what it's going to be like when I get to, oh, much farther downstream, such as L20 or so.
I had no idea that I would end up wielding Stormbringer in LOTRO.
And maybe I ought to start getting concerned about LOTRO's endgame, given how the Elric Saga ended up.
(And no, I'm not going to spoil that one; the Moorcock books are very quick reads. But given that Michael Moorcock has rather publicly stated his dislike for Tolkien's works, I'm not sure what he'd think about my comparison.)
And here I thought I was going to proceed with the story for LOTRO's Mines of Moria expansion without running into a grind.
But a few days later, and I'm slaying Orcs and Angmarim and Dunlendings in Eregion, grinding away at getting a legendary weapon up to L10. Apparently a legendary weapon demands sacrifice, bathing in the blood of my enemies. (Who knew?)
The first five levels weren't so bad.
The next two as well.
But by the time you reach L8, you have to whack a bunch of orcs just to move up a level, and I dread what it's going to be like when I get to, oh, much farther downstream, such as L20 or so.
I had no idea that I would end up wielding Stormbringer in LOTRO.
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| This was what the cover of the first Elric book I owned looked like. From tor.com. |
And maybe I ought to start getting concerned about LOTRO's endgame, given how the Elric Saga ended up.
(And no, I'm not going to spoil that one; the Moorcock books are very quick reads. But given that Michael Moorcock has rather publicly stated his dislike for Tolkien's works, I'm not sure what he'd think about my comparison.)
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