Nurn
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Location
- The lowland regions of Mordor
Lore
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:: The content of this section is based upon the Official Lore Entry in the LOTRO Lorebook (no longer on-line). |
Location: The eastern and southern regions of the land of Mordor. Pronunciation: Something close to 'noorn' Meaning: Perhaps 'Sad (Land)'
The name given to the southern regions of Mordor, more fertile than Gorgoroth in the north, in which the great inland Sea of Núrnen lay.
Connected Locations
- The Plateau of Gorgoroth
- Lithlad (not yet in-game)
- Morgul Vale
- Near Harad (not yet in-game)
Maps
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A map of Mordor showing Nurn in the center
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Nurn is not currently announced to be added to the game.
Notes
- ↑ This interpretation is based on 'Sad Water' as a translation for the (presumably related) name Núrnen. Alternatively, there may be a connection with the root nu-, 'below, underneath', contrasting the lowlands of Nurn with the highland region of Gorgoroth.
References
- Note that the area is currently (as of Update 23) not accessible in-game.
| Regions within the Land of Unannounced Lands
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| Adagím • Andrast • Barding-lands • Cape of Eryn Vorn • Dorwinion • Drúwaith Iaur • East Bight • Emyn Beraid • Emyn Muil • Empire of Ordakh • Ettendales • Far Downs • Fields of Celduin • Forodwaith • Grey Havens (Mithlond) • Himring • Jarmát (Far Harad) • Khand • Lindon (Forlindon (Forlond), Harlindon (Harlond)) • Lâkhedin • Lithlad • Middle Mirkwood • Minhiriath • Mûr Ghala • The Narrows • Nimshatûm • Nindalf • Northern Ered Luin • Nurn • Rhudaur • Rhûn • Southern Enedwaith (Lond Daer Enedh) • Southern Gondor (Harondor/Damarzâg) • Southfarthing of the Shire • Tolfalas • Tower Hills • West-march • Western Enedwaith |