LOTRO Book 13 review

LOTRO Book 13 review

Just as Book 9 for LOTRO introduced a host of new quests for mid-level players, the new LOTRO Book 13 introduces 100 new quests for level 40-50 players, including plenty of new high level solo content. This issue includes a review of the Book 13 content, as well as an exclusive interview with the executive producer of LOTRO to see what is coming up in the future for Lord of the Rings Online.
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It's fair to say that 13 may be an unlucky number for some, but in the context of the latest free content update for Lord of the Rings Online, it's a fortuitous figure that represents a feature-packed addition to this popular world. Book 13 - Doom of the Last King brings a massive new region, a whole new class, the first hobby and new levels of social interaction enabled by excellent tweaks to the interface. Forochel is the name of Book 13's new region. It's a beautifully realised frozen landscape within the desolate northlands of Eriador, and in it you'll find an incredible 100 new quests, plus plenty of improved solo play. Book 13 represents an attempt to present higher level players with the same opportunities for solo play that Book 9 gave mid-level players, and in this it succeeds, with many hours of solo adventure for levels 44 to 50. Click here to continue reading our LOTRO Book 13 review now!