Ranna in Middle-earth...*frequently* in Middle-earth
After that poll with the "over 300 hours logged on a video game" bit I got curious about my LOTRO play time so I did the /played check on the ones I play the most...
That's on Evernight Lennidhren, who's at level 140. (There's also Landroval Lennidhren, who was around...85-ish, maybe, last time I played on that server?) If my math is correct that comes to almost 1393 hours logged in on my elven librarian lore-master.
Alts under the cut as this could get long...
Up next is Corbous, level 112 Hobbit Brawler:
So that should be about 286 hours of punching things. :-D (Also, he's that close to level cap and less than a quarter of the time it took Lenni to get there? Brawlers, man. Although of course I've been spending less time on underlevel quests with him and just moving on when quests in a zone turn grey because I've seen them before on Lenni anyway, after all. And I haven't done any festivals and such on him yet either, just zooming to Mordor.
Next highest leveled is Ianthina, level 53 high elf Runekeeper, the LOTRO incarnation of my Pillars of Eternity inquisitor past-life of Watcher Violet (as Corbous is the LOTRO incarnation of Vi's older brother Corbus Itzli...). Note how she's, you know, less than half of Corbs' level? Note how long it took her to get there:
Brawlers, man. In 286 hours he gets to level 112, and in over 330 hours my Runekeeper is just up to 53?
Let's take one more example...my high elf minstrel Fjiola (LOTRO incarnation of Fjóla Reinert who's a Pillars chanter/cipher for a PoE ttrpg we...may or may not ever get around to actually playing, but it's been a while since I first started making her) got to level 35 before I discovered the magic of speed-leveling a Brawler and abandoned her until Corbous, like, single-handedly punches Sauron or something:
So a bit over 31 hours...For a total of over 2000 hours logged in just to the four characters I've played the most overall and recently on one server. I should probably revisit my Landroval and Crickhollow (formerly of Nimrodel...er...I think Crickhollow was where that server got merged to long ago?) and see what their play time was like, too, but anyway. It's a lot. I've been playing since about half a year after LOTRO launched except for a few years when I burnt out on Landroval and didn't play until more recently on Evernight. I guess this does confirm that I chose wisely to buy my lifetime subscription to this game back when they still offered those...I think I've gotten my money's worth after more than 2000 hours! :-D
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Very, VERY big city. Very tiny Hobbit.
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Well. At least there's one child in Minas Tirith shorter than Corbous!
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Very big Grond. Very tiny Hobbit.
Also, Derufin and Duilin have the right idea; we should standardize Mûmakil as a unit of measurement. :-D
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Very tiny Hobbit. Very big rock.
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While I'm going through recent LOTRO screenshots, here's Corbous once again enjoying his Little Wonder title while meeting a Very Big Tree. :-D
And here he is enjoying the flowers on Dol Baran (and showing off his new Ranger garb! Of course he dyed it blue, though. Grey Company gotta grey, but Itzlis gotta blue. And here's the Ranger outfit and another very dapper one to demonstrate that!)
Also, Dunland has some really pretty little lakes...
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Corbous is looking very dapper in Dunland these days!
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Corbous has reached a deeply significant achievement in Moria and may now be considered Well-Travelled! :-D
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Corbous made it out of Moria today!
And then he went back in and had an odd...vision?
Also, he hit level 62. I've got a few more quests to wrap up back in Moria but then it's on to Lothlorien!
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Harwick!
Corbous has been vindicated and allowed to move freely about the town and named a Knight of the Wold, but honestly he quite enjoyed having to sneak around and avoid notice of its suspicious Aldor's guards. He is known as the prankster (and Audie's Nemesis) of the Itzli siblings, after all. :-D And he did not have to use Hobbit Stealth even once in all that sneaking!
He has also acquired a Fancy War Pony!
And I spent most of the council meeting about whether he was allowed to move freely about the town zooming in to take Fancy Freckles pictures while he was seated in a Fancy Chair. :-D
Anyway, it's about time he moves on from Harwick and regroups with the dream team!
They're not quite as Fancy, but they are very Fine Friends.
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Hehehe...At last I can say:
Very tiny city. Very BIG Hobbit!
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So I take it the Ent-draught doesn't actually make you (*Pippin) grow taller, it just makes you look taller by floating a few inches off the ground?
(Also, does that mean Bergil had been drinking Ent-draught too?)
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Oh how nice, they have a tavern here named for him!
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Excuse me, Bergil, are you actually floating in the air just to be able to say you are taller than the second Hobbit you have met this week?
OK OK, fair enough, even with his feet firm on the ground he's still taller than Corbs. What do they feed these kids in Minas Tirith?!
Almost five feet tall?! OK, Corbous is slightly impressed. :-D
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