Rhovanion
Rhovanion is a land in the east of Middle-Earth. This land is composed of many regions, which are described below. Rhovanion reaches from The Misty Mountains in the west to the far lands of Rhûn in the east.
To reach Rhovanion a character must pass through Moria or the Nan Curunír (Isengard).
For a summary of levels, see Regional Quests, a page which also indicates the main level of creatures and mobs.
East Rohan
East Rohan is a region found within the land of Rohan.
Also referred to as Eastemnet, East Rohan lies on the northern borders of Gondor. It is the territory of the Rohirrim, a people of herdsmen and farmers. Well-known for their horses and cavalry, they were Gondor's most important ally.
- Level: 75 - 85
- Factions: Men of the Entwash Vale, Men of the Norcrofts, Men of the Sutcrofts & Men of the Wold
- Crafting: Eastemnet (T8)
- Introduced: The Lord of the Rings Online: Riders of Rohan, Riders of Rohan. Update 8, Riders of Rohan - October 15, 2012
- See East Rohan for more details
Entwood
- See Entwood for more details
The Entwood is an area of Fangorn Forest near West Rohan. It becomes accessible after the Battle of the Hornburg.
- Level: 95
- Reputation Factions: The Ents of Fangorn Forest
- Introduced: Update 13: The Breaking of Isengard, April 2014
| Settlements and Landmarks of Entwood
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| Settlements: | Derndingle | |
| Landmarks: | The Easeful Mead • Wellinghall | |
The Great River
The Great River is a region found within the land of Rohan.
The river Anduin flows from the Grey and Misty Mountains in the far north, between Lothlórien and Mirkwood, through the Argonath into West Rohan and onto Gondor, before emptying into Belegaer, the Great Sea to the South.
The signs of war lie along the shores of the Great River as Isengard and Barad-dûr put their dark plans into motion. Assist the Sentinels of Lothlórien in patrolling their southern boarders, seek out Galadriel’s wisdom and confront ancient enemies of Rohan, the Easterlings, as they gather for an attack on Rohan and Lórien.
- Level: 70 - 75
- Factions: The Riders of Stangard & Heroes of Limlight Gorge
- Crafting: Westfold (T7)
- Introduced: Update 6: Shores of the Great River, March 2012.
- See The Great River for more details
Lothlórien
Lothlórien is a region found within the land of Rhovanion.
(Sindarin for Dream-flower) was a forest and Elven realm near the lower Misty Mountains. It was first settled by Nandorin Elves, but later populated by Ñoldor and Sindar under Celeborn of Doriath and Galadriel. It was located on the River Celebrant, southeast of Khazad-dûm, and was the only place where the golden Mallorn trees grew.
Galadriel's magic, later revealed as the power of her ring Nenya, enriched the land and made it a magic forest into which evil could not enter without difficulty. The only way that Lothlórien could have been conquered by the armies of Mordor is if Sauron had come there himself. [1]
WARNING: Some of the animals in this area are shown with a Protected tag under their name. DO NOT ATTACK THEM, if you kill one you will LOSE faction standing with Galadhrim
- Level: 56 - 60
- Factions: Galadhrim
- Crafting: Supreme (T6)
- Introduced: Mines of Moria Expansion, February 2009
- See Lothlórien for more details
Mirkwood
Mirkwood (Southern Mirkwood) is a region found within the land of Rhovanion.
(Sindarin for Wood of Greenleaves), also known as Eryn Lasgalen, encompasses a dense and heavy woodland from the eastern shores of the river Anduin to the dreaded fortress of Dol Guldur. Its natural land features included (in the northern part of the forest) the Mountains of Mirkwood, a sizable river referred to in Tolkien's map as the Forest River, that ran from the Grey Mountains down to Long Lake, and a smaller river that ran from the Mountains of Mirkwood to join with the Forest River west of the Elven-king's Halls.
- Note: Characters must complete the foreword quest chain for Vol. II. Book 9 to unlock the public instance of Mirkwood (your character's first experience within Mirkwood). You will enter the normal Mirkwood when you finish an instance concerning the assault on the gates leading to the Dourstocks.
- Level: 60 - 65
- Factions: Malledhrim
- Crafting: Supreme (T6)
- Introduced: Siege of Mirkwood Expansion, December 2009
- See Mirkwood for more details
Moria
Moria (Sindarin for Black Abyss/Chasm/Pit) was the name given by the Eldar to the Dwarven kingdom which was properly called Khazad-dûm (Khuzdul for Dwarves' Delvings/Mansions). The Sindar adapted the Dwarvish name as Hadhodrond, and the Noldor as Cassarondo. Men called it the Dwarrowdelf (Archaic Westron for Dwarf-delving).
It is an enormous underground complex in north-western Middle-earth, comprising a vast network of tunnels, chambers, mines and huge halls or 'mansions', that ran under and ultimately through the Misty Mountains. There, for many thousands of years, lived the Dwarf clan known as the Longbeards in this city and one-time centre of dwarven industry. For over a thousand years of the Third Age it was widely known by the name Moria. It is located in Rhovanion, between Eregion and Lothlórien.
- Level: 50-60
- Factions: Iron Garrison Guards and Iron Garrison Miners
- Crafting: Supreme (T6)
- Introduced: Mines of Moria Expansion, February 2009.
- Area Restrictions: Horse and elk mounts cannot be summoned in this area. Only specially trained goat or boar mounts can be used.
- See Moria for more details
West Rohan
West Rohan is a region found within the land of Rohan.
Also referred to as Westemnet, extends along the mountains to Helm's Deep (the defensive centre of Westfold) and to the Gap of Rohan. It is the territory of the Rohirrim, a people of herdsmen and farmers. Well-known for their horses and cavalry, they were Gondor's most important ally.
- Level: 85 - 95
- Factions: The Eorlingas, The Helmingas, and the Ents of Fangorn Forest
- Crafting: Westemnet (T9)
- Introduced: Helm's Deep Expansion, November 2013
- See West Rohan for more details
Wildermore
- See Wildermore for more details
Wildermore is a region in the northern portion of the Eastemnet. It lies along the northern hills of East Rohan and south of The Great River. The Writhendowns has access from the Wold, The Fallows has heavily guarded access from the Norcrofts and Whitshaws has access from Entwash Vale.
- Levels: 85
- Factions: People of Wildermore and Survivors of Wildermore
- Introduced: Update 11: Treachery of the White Hand, May 2013
- Crafting: T8 (Eastemnet)
| Settlements, Areas and Landmarks of Wildermore
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| Areas: | Balewood • The Fallows • High Knolls • Whitshaws • Writhendowns | |
| Settlements: | Byre Tor • Dunfast • Forlaw • Scylfig • Steaping Cave | |
| Landmarks: | Balewood: Cerdic's Camp • Drû Vádokan • Enting Hollow • Hidden Cave • Leaflock's Mead • Núrzum's Wrath • Stonecliff The Fallows: Cuthbald's Farm • Edsig's Farm • Forlaw Graveyard • Gárferth's Farm • Gárnoth's Farm • Gársig's Farm • Thrymm's Farm |
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| Interiors: | Craft Hall of Forlaw • Hidden Cave • Nona's Cave | |
| Dungeons: | — | |
| Instances: | — | |
| Lands of Middle-earth
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| Eriador • Gondor • Haradwaith • Mordor • Rhovanion • Rohan |
| Regions within the Land of Rhovanion
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| Azanulbizar, T.A. 2799 • Elderslade • Ered Mithrin and Withered Heath • Eryn Lasgalen and the Dale-lands • Gundabad • Iron Hills • Lothlórien • Mirkwood • Moria • Vales of Anduin • Wells of Langflood |