Casual Stroll to Mordor

In this episode we take a look at Lyrical by Astleigh. This plugin allows you to write and store poems, lyrics, speeches, or whatever text you’d like and recite them back into the last chat channel you spoke in.

This dungeon run was recorded on June 15, 2011. Our dungeon runners today were Kiarane (hunter), Goldenstar (minstrel) and the camera is being run by Merric (guardian).

In this episode we take a look at Palantir by Digital_Utopia. This plugin allows you to have a H.U.D (Heads Up Display) representing your vitals. It is one of the few plugins that I see as essential for all my characters.

Run of Northcotton Farms with Merric (Guardian), Goldenstar (Minstrel) and Kiarane (Hunter). Instance run as tier 1 level 65. May 11, 2011.

Warleader Bootcamp was recorded on May 6, 2011 on the Landroval server. Hosted by Ivaneus aka Ugmog of Landroval. Also known as co-host for the podcast Through the Palantir podcast.

This is a very long bootcamp (2 hours) but it is useful information for playing as a Warleader in the Ettenmoors. There is a mix of attacking and instructions.

Orchida created a video showing her connecting LOTRO with her Xbox Kinect to motion control her burglar. See Orchida’s full post on this subject!

Goldenstar starts up a new warg on Bullroarer to see the changes made to the starting area. See the full post about this video!

A video displaying all the dances available in LOTRO as of January 2011. For full details on how to earn these emotes in game see this post.

In this episode we take a look at Emo by Frellco. This plugin allows you to create multiple groups of emotes for fast access. It also has the ability for you to create custom emotes and it is also “future proof” in that it allows you to add new emotes added by Turbine with a simple command.

In this episode we take a look at Emo by Frellco. This plugin allows you to create multiple groups of emotes for fast access. It also has the ability for you to create custom emotes and it is also “future proof” in that it allows you to add new emotes added by Turbine with a simple command.

A look at the LOTRO Store exclusive emotes /howl and /groundroll.

In this episode we take a look at TonicBars by NuclearTonic. This plugin allows you to create multiple action bars that have a variety of customizations including size, visibility in combat only, visibility only when ctrl, shift, and/or alt is pressed, opacity, and even if it extends out additional quickslots.

In this episode, we take a look at the FilterBag by Betsiel. This plugin combines all your inventory bags into one large grid and adds a search bar so that you can easily find items within your backpack. It also includes a “Sort” button that will alphabetically sort your inventory as well!

In this episode, we take a look at the Songbook plugin by Chiran. This plugin creates an in-game interface that allows you to choose which song file (installed separately) you’d like to play, which part you’d like to play in the song, synchronizes group play, and includes a readycheck alias; which truly makes playing music in the game much easier!

In this episode, we take a look at the Buffbars plugin by Pengoros. This plugin allows for you to create a panel that will show you the buffs (and debuffs) that currently reside on your player, creates quickslots for your potions, and keeps track of their cool-down timer!

In this episode, we take a look at Warden Trainer Lite by Galuhad, a plugin specifically designed for Wardens in order to make remembering and performing gambits a lot easier.

In this segment, we take a look at how to install plugins.

A look at the upcoming emotes that will be released with Lord of the Rings Online transition to Free-to-Play (Volume 3.2).

Today we take a look at several of the LUA plugins that have been written by Beta Players during the Free-to-Play testing period.