Tinnudir Keep

Tinnudir Keep
Region:	Evendim
Area:	Parth Aduial
Settlement:	Tinnudir
Location:	Tinnudir (Keep)
Location:	[12.0S, 68.0W]

Tinnudir Keep is a stronghold in Tinnudir. ^{[12.0S, 68.0W]}

The Exterior of Tinnudir Keep

At a well protected island in eastern Lake Evendim this decayed stronghold is still used by the Rangers of the North. Visitors may enter the impressive entrance, the main hall, and the staircases for the east and west wings.

Tinnudir Keep is also the settings for several quest instances that will give access to a number of otherwise closed premises of the keep.

NPCs

During quest instances

Laerdan

Tadan

Mordrambor - Non-combat Enemy

Carchammadel

Colhamnir

Quests

Starting:

• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 7: Emissaries of Evil
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 8: The Prisoner's Message
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 9: A Renewed Assault
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 11: Guldurchir's Restraint
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 12: A Means to Carry It

Involving:

• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 1: The Champion of Angmar
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 6: The Secret of the Orders
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 10: Do Not Trust Him
• [50] Volume I, Book 10, Chapter 13: The Plan Carried Out
• [50] Volume I, Book 11, Instance: Mordrambor - Solo only

Lore

It is not far-fetched to think that Galadriel and Celeborn have visited this location at some time during the first quarter of the Second Age: "(Galadriel) crossed Ered Lindon with Celeborn and came into Eriador. When they entered that region there were many Noldor in their following, together with Grey-elves and Green-elves; and for a while they dwelt in the country about Lake Nenuial (Evendim, north of the Shire)." — The Book of Unfinished Tales

Gallery

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  Beds for rangers to get what little rest they can
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  The entry room of the keep
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  A meeting table in the back of the keep
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  Mess hall in the keep's main room
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  The staircase up to the main keep
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  The Mustering Room
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  The ruined storage-room, often used for prisoners