Casual Stroll to Mordor

LOTRO is celebrating six years! This year’s event is going on from April 16 – 30th.

Yule Festival is running this year from December 17, 2012 – January 1, 2013. This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Fall Festival is running this year from September 24 – October 14, 2012. This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Lately there have been rumors of treasure buried in Ered Luin. Dwarves have been seen carrying pick-axes and trained cave-claws up into the hills in search of hidden riches. Now the rumors have been confirmed and it’s your turn to get a chance at the treasure!

Summer Festival is running this year from August 23 – September 10, 2012 . This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

This year we have a brand new festival that falls between the Spring and Summer festivals called the Farmer’s Faire. This year’s festival runs from July 26 – August 13, 2012.

Spring Festival is running this year from May 24 – June 11, 2012 . This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Adding a lot of fun stuff to Creep side here is an in-depth look at the 5th Year Anniversary for Creeps.

LOTRO is celebrating five years and this year’s event has been revamped into a full blown festival with quests, deeds and rewards to earn! This year’s event is going on from April 16 – 30th.

A look at the new emotes available to obtain in the Treasure Hunt Event.

With new yule cosmetics available with update 5.1, thoughts have turned back to Winterhome quests before the festival ends.

Yule Festival is running this year from December 20th, 2011 – January 31, 2012. This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Fall Festival is running this year from October 18th – November 7, 2011. This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Summer Festival is running this year from June 21 – July 12, 2011 . This guide is here to help you find all the events available.

Checking out the new Treasure Hunt on Bullroarer last night, I noticed some interesting new horses. Barethar of Brandywine was kind enough to pause for pictures and to answer a few questions about these fancy new mounts.