North Trollshaws
North Trollshaws | |
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Region: | Trollshaws |
Dungeon(s): | Laenan Thingroth Torogrod |
Landmark(s): | Barad Remmellad Gladdalf Ost Belegram Scout's Camp The Stone-trolls' Glade Trapdoor Lair The Wovenvales |
Connecting Area(s): |
South Trollshaws Nan Tornaeth |
Levels: | Mainly 35 |
Resource tier: | Artisan |
The North Trollshaws is an area within the Trollshaws, in the north-western region.
This area is characterized by its many canyons and ridges punctuated by crumbling Arnorian ruins and thick pine trees. A wide array of vile creatures make their home here, from vicious spiders to corrupted wood-trolls to brutish stone-trolls. There are a few passages into this area, the western is from South Trollshaws, just east of Ost Dúrgonn, and a few are from Nan Tornaeth.
To the south-east, nestled deep within the hills and valleys, is the Stone-trolls' Glade. Yet today stand the trolls that Gandalf tricked into stone statues, just as they did when Bilbo Baggins and his dwarven friends left them behind.
To the north, Thoroniel keeps a worried eye over the aggravated wild-life from the Scout's Camp. She is a supplier and quest-giver, and with her is a Stable-master. The high number and the strength of these creatures suggest adventurers to bring a fellowship, or exercise caution within these hills and ravines.
Locations
- Scout's Camp - Friendly camp
- Barad Remmellad
- Gladdalf
- Ost Belegram
- The Stone-trolls' Glade
- Trapdoor Lair
- The Wovenvales
NPCs
See "list of NPCs" within the area
Quests
See "starting quests" and the landmarks for more quests
Starting:
- [35] Queen-mother - Fellowship
- [35] Their Own Weapons - Fellowship
Creatures
The following creatures are found within the area:
- Blight-worm
- Burrowing Whiskerback
- Corrupt Wood-troll
- Curr-olog Basher
- Stinging Moor-fly
- Trapdoor-spider
- Woodland Curr-olog
Maps
Gallery
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Barad Remellad
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Gladdalf
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The passage into the North Trollshaws
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Ruins overlooking the northern gorges
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A ruined gazebo on a ridge
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The pine forests of the North Trollshaws