Bree-land

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Bree-land is located at the centre of Eriador, surrounded by the Shire, Evendim, The North Downs, and the Lone-lands. Bree-land and its settlements has managed to remain a thriving outpost of civilization, despite the wars and turmoil that destroyed the North Kingdom of the Dúnedain.

It is said that when Men crossed into the West, the town of Bree was there... and that when the old Kings returned, they found the town of Bree waiting. It is the only land in Middle-earth where Men and Hobbits dwell together in harmony and is also an important hub for Elves and Dwarves who are trading goods or travelling from one kingdom to another.

Bree is the capital of Bree-land. It is located at the junction of the royal Great East Road and North-South Roads, right at the slopes of Bree-hill together with the villages of Archet, Combe, and Staddle. The natural epicentre of Bree is the Prancing Pony, run by a renowned but somewhat forgetful tavern keep who is celebrated to have the finest ale in the North.

* Bree-land means "land around the hill" as "brú" roughly means "hill" in Old English ("brae" in Scottish).

History

Bree is first mentioned in annals in III 1300, but then it already existed long since as also the lands wide around the hill. The exact history of Bree-land and its capital is not specified by Tolkien. References suggest that the first residents may have been groups of the Edain who did not make it all the way to Beleriand during the First Age; or, they may have descended from the Dunlendings. However, both these origins share their roots in ancient families so existing references are not contradicting; their characteristics denote the Bree-men.

Locations

Bree

Towns

Villages

Notable Locations

Housing

Player housing in Bree-land is located south-east of Bree, south of the Midgewater Marshes.

Points of Interest

Locations mentioned in Tolkien's works (also all towns and villages):

Buckland

Old Forest

Barrow-downs

Instances (Dungeons)

Areas

Archet
Buckland
Chetwood
Combe
Hengstacer Farm
Midgewater Marshes
Nen Harn
Northern Barrow-downs
Old Forest
Staddle

Andrath

  • Quests: mainly 15 - 16

Archet Dale

Brandy Hills

  • Creatures: mainly 16 - 21

Bree

The Brandywood

  • Creatures: mainly 20 - 22

Buckland

Chetwood

Combe

Eastern Bree-fields

  • Quests: mainly 20 - 21

Far Chetwood

  • Creatures: mainly 16 - 18

Hengstacer Farm

  • Farmstead: Stable-master, Horse-master for horse and pony bartering
  • Quests: mainly 20 - 21

The Horsefields

The Midgewater Marshes

  • Quests: mainly 14 - 15

Nen Harn

  • Quests: mainly 20 - 21

Northern Barrow-downs

Northern Bree-fields

Old Forest

Southern Barrow-downs

Southern Bree-fields

Staddle

Starmere Lake

  • Creatures: mainly 17 - 18

Weather Hills

  • Quests: mainly 22


Connected To

Crafting

Three-farrow Crafting Hall

Crafting areas

All crafting areas contain facilities for all Professions except Farming.
All facilities qualify as both "standard" and "superior."

Individual facilities

Resource Tiers

Eastern Bree-fields, Far Chetwood, The Horsefields,
Northern Barrow-downs, Northern Bree-fields,
Old Forest, Southern Barrow-downs, Southern Bree-fields,
Starmere Lake, Weather Hills

Named Creatures Shard Collectors List

Each of these creatures is the rare, signature, tougher, named version and all have a high change to drop a rare shard used in crafting.

Maps

Bree-land

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Bree

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Archet Dale

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Old Forest

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Northern Barrow-downs

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Southern Barrow-downs

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