Dalivandrian

Quick update: We're dog sitting for some friends and they will likely be picking up the pups tonight right around the event time so I may end up being late or having to step out for a bit.

I should be able to make 7 eastern work if that is a good time for the group in general.

Are we planning on this tomorrow? Deciding on some activities tomorrow and I can probably work around an event for lotro if I know before the end of the day today.

My Loremaster is 20. I'll try to make it if the event is schedule for the 2nd.

Afternoon of the 2nd would probably be the next best time for me.

Actually, Tuesday the 28th would work for me. I could also do something during the day on the 2nd, I think. I have no idea what content we want to tackle but I'm up for anything, really.

I've been participating in the anniversary events over the last week or so and that has been fun. I've definitely settled on my loremaster as the character that I'll be playing. I tried captain as well since I thought it might be good for group play but I just really enjoy the loremaster more. Shall we put together a list of the character names for the group so that we can friend each other or have another way to connect in game? I know there is supposed to be a way to see the character note with our forum names that we are asked to set but I haven't figured out how to see those for other people. My character's name is Rashildhon which I believe is pronounced: rah-SHEEL-then. If we have any resident Tolkien linguistic experts you can let me know if I managed to get that right! I came up with that one before I thought I would be grouping with him much.

I was considering playing the Loremaster that I started previously but if the group needs other roles I can run something else. I have the most experience with dps but I have done a bit of tanking in some of the easier swtor content as well. I'd still say that I am towards the beginning of the learning curve on that, though, and I don't know how similarly the classes play in Lotro.

Signing up!

I may try to log in today or tomorrow to check out the anniversary events. Haven't played for a while, though, so I will probably need some time to get re-acclimated. Also.... I may once again get sidetracked sitting around playing music IG. Never made it very far in my initial forays into the game because I kept getting distracted by cool things like that the game has to offer. I'm pretty sure I will play my Loremaster who is already level 17 but I have a stone of the tortoise so I can keep him from getting out of the level range for our first month goal. Do we need to get kinship invites? I just realized how stream of consciousness this post is but I think I'll leave it be.

Sure, I'll give it a go! Weekday evenings are mostly out for me at the moment except for some Fridays or fairly late but I'll do my best to meet up when I can.

I'll have to take a look at getting back into lotro. I have a fairly low level loremaster but I only own expansions through Moria and I don't plan on adding another game sub at this time. I think I may have some unspent points but I'll have to log in and check.

Hi all, just joined the club and thought I'd share since I find it interesting to hear what others are reading as well! Current audio book: The Price of Valour by Django Wexler - book 3 of his Shadow Campaigns Current print book: The Inheritance Trilogy by N. K. Jemisin I saw some other Brandon Sanderson references above - I've just recently finished Oathbringer and have really enjoyed both the Stormlight and Mistborn series. I'm slowly making a very slight dent in my 'to read' backlog.

hmm. Tough to give a recommendation without more information about your preferences but I'll give it a shot. Assuming you liked Dresden I'll recommend the Chronicles of Amber by Roger Zelazny if you have not read them yet. Not exactly the same genre but I think there are some elements and style that you'll like if you enjoy Dresden. First book is Nine Princes in Amber.