LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Beautiful Leaves Tesalion Lortus 2026-09-25 | LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Beautiful Leaves
LOTRO 2023 4K - Wondering in Middle Earth Tesalion Lortus 2023-11-06 | Just some lotro recordings from my travels I put together. For a lotr mmo / rpg styled game with fully realized open world, Lord of the Rings Online is the only thing we've got. Reliving Middle-earth in LOTRO remastered would have been outstanding but since the "big" overhaul was cancelled, my reshade based tweaks will have to satiate my hunger for now. My presets used here are nowhere near perfect by the way, still very much work in progress, but I enjoy some of the lively and climatic atmosphere they bring. My inspiration were more colorful vibrant games like Witcher 3 or Horizon. Sharpness in many of these shots is probably way too high with side effects, I'm a sucker for statue and building details, but would need to alleviate some of the side effects somehow or just lower the details altogether. Also some stronger glow/tint depending on the angle, the result of "faking" of the light to enliven the scene. I might try tinkering with Ray Tracing next and see how much better things could become, maybe eliminating the faked method, although it bothers me LOTRO got only Multisampling Antialiasing... and Ray Tracing doesn't work with multisampling and I hate the blurry AA methods, so that's a dilemma. But still interesting to try it out!
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Viznaks Shinies Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Twisted Creatures Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Tortured in Naerband Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Those Who Enter Never Leave Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Legacy of Sauron Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Ithil-stone Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Court of Seregost Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Children of Ungwetari Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Song of the Stained Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Servants of the Flame Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Secrets of Seregost Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - One Child Only Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | Lhareth really loves Lord Sauron ;)LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Prisoners of Naerband Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Navigating the Crevasses of Orodruin Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Mordor Tournaments Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Mobilizing the Stained Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Minions of the Black Word Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Madness in the Arena Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Landscape of Desolation Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Hymn of the Merrevail Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Forge-works of Udun Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Forces Among Iron Walls Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Facing the Lady of Blight Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Establishing the Foothold Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Escape From Naerband Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Bolvag the Cursed Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Black Wings From Above Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - An Unrelenting Hunger Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Agarnaith, the Bloody Gore Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - A Trespasser in the Halls Tesalion Lortus 2018-10-11 | LOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGIf you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Trum Dreng Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Thrors Coomb Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Old Archives Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The North Downs at Night Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Mournshaws Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Hornburg Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Haunted Burrow Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Greenhouse Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Feast-hall of Merethrond Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - The Fanged Lair Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Sutcrofts Guitar Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Starkmoor 1 Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Starkmoor 2 Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Pren Gwydh 1 Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Pren Gwydh 2 Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Narvindon, Lighthouse of Belfalas Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Mithlond Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Minas Tirith Stores Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
LOTRO Unreleased Soundtrack - Lornsettle, Mead Hall of Forlaw Tesalion Lortus 2017-12-05 | Lord of the Rings Online Soundtrack – unreleased music.See the description for the download link and other details!UNRELEASED LOTRO SOUNDTRACKDownload page: http://viwright.com/BzOGLOTRO music by Chance Thomas, Brad Spear, Steve DiGregorio, Geoff Scott, Egan Budd, Matt Harwood, Bill Champagne (aka DarthCeltics) & others!If you wonder about some more details, here is the breakdown from the Lord of the Rings Online official forum:"We've had a number of other composers besides Chance writing music for LOTRO over the years. Here's a summary of how it breaks down to hopefully clarify things a bit:- The music from the earliest areas of the game up through Central Gondor was composed by Steve DiGregorio and Egan Budd.- The music for South Ithilien, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith, Pelennor, and North Ithilien was composed by Matt Harwood. He also wrote the combat music for the Battle of the Black Gate, as well as a landscape track and two combat tracks for The Wastes.- The majority of music for The Wastes landscape, instances, and combat was composed by Bill Champagne. He also wrote the new tracks for the Cape of Belfalas housing area."Let us appreciate the beauty of LOTRO soundtrack and Tolkien’s world. I do NOT own the music and I won’t be posting officially released tracks. If you like their work, please follow the artists. Show your support by purchasing their products and playing the Lord of the Rings Online!IMAGES & GAME GRAPHICSMost of the screenshots were found online and credits belong to their respective authors, of whom, I'm sure, there are many. Take note of different graphic settings and enhancements used. The original engine of the game is quite old if we judge by present standards, but for the sake of Middle-earth immersion there are many graphical enhancements to be used. Firstly, in newer regions LOTRO’s graphics (if set to high) seem to improve however they can and take as much as possible from the engine. Secondly, there are plenty of options to choose from in order to make LOTRO even more beautiful and the environment of Middle-earth ever-captivating, such as simple tweaks in your graphic card settings or external graphic filter ReShade.For example: http://falkennest.org/armory/test/imgcomparsionIf you feel like you want to play LOTRO, don’t let the looks from older trailers, YouTube videos or recent official material scare you away. Most of them, if not all, are converted raw footage (not necessarily on high settings) and cannot portray what could be done if you utilize enhancers. You can give them a try and pick your own aesthetic. Middle-earth is still very much alive and there are more adventures to be undertaken!THE LORD OF THE RINGS ONLINELord of the Rings Online is a game set in a fantasy universe based upon J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle-earth writings. It takes place during the time period of The Lord of the Rings. Naturally, LOTRO includes original content by the creators of the game but – as far as MMORPG nature of the game allows – tries to respect the original material and Tolkien’s vision of the world, building upon certain foundations of Tolkien and imagining in the loopholes where possible and necessary (thus, bringing Middle-earth to life as never seen before). Many among Tolkien scholars has taken note of the game, becoming faithful players themselves. In addition to regular updates, many expansion packs have been released to date: Mines of Moria in 2008, Siege of Mirkwood in 2009, Rise of Isengard in 2011, Riders of Rohan in 2012, Helm's Deep in 2013, Mordor on August 2, 2017. As of Mordor expansion, the Quest of the Ring has ended and the game entered entirely new chapter that deals with Mordor after the Fall and following events of the Fourth Age.Standing Stone Games are trademarks or registered trademarks of Standing Stone Games LLC. The Middle-earth Enterprises logo and The Lord of the Rings Online are trademarks or registered trademarks of The Saul Zaentz Company, d/b/a Middle-earth Enterprises (SZC) under license. All rights reserved.
