Show off your Beornings!

[DeadOrcAlert]

My beorning Blavin on Gladden

[Carrottop]

Here's my Beorning, Sugarbear~2, on Landraval

[YamydeAragon]

Nice & Colorful Combos!:

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This week's outfit, Whispers of Forodwaith, combines quest rewards from Forochel and Angmar.

For full details on the dyes and pieces used, follow this link http://materialmiddleearth.blogspot....orodwaith.html

[couillon]

Just started leveling a 6man Beorning team. This look is from the Dunlending Medium armor recipes. I like the inspiration in this thread.

[YamydeAragon]

Interesting Combination, looks ready to mount a warsteed.

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... This is one of the chestpiece skins from Dunland that shows up in a lot of places. I've not seen it on a male Beorning though. But like Thundertrain said, there are a whole bunch of quest rewards/drops in Dunland that are great for the rugged, earthy-coloured sort of look
Trousers are another of the Dunland quest rewards, Dreng-fultum. They dye really nicely.
Shoulders are from the Skirmish Camp...Shoulders of the Wall-warden.
Boots are one of the first pairs you get as a Beorning. Worn work boots maybe?
The hood is the Traveller's Hood, from the Store.
The cloak is a quest reward from the Lorien area I think, the Cloak of the Rescuer.

Everything is dyed either umber or walnut brown, or not dyed at all.

[greendragoon100]

I recently returned to the game after years away and decided to start playing a Beorning. Her name is Nerysa and she's currently lvl 33.

[Rimenuir]

Just started leveling a 6man Beorning team. This look is from the Dunlending Medium armor recipes. I like the inspiration in this thread.

Because 1 wasnt op enough :P

[Kediset]

Couple Mathom pieces, couple of beginner beorning outfit :P nothing special. I was obsessively previewing every armor piece and at first sight, thought it fit quite well I like the colors which, with the pattern of the outfit, makes it look tribal. And it's nice without being too fancy for a beorning to be caught wearing.

Have other cosmetic outfit having the helmet from Mathom, and the rest being the pieces of the second beginner outfit (if I remember correctly lol). That one isn't as nice as this one I think.

[YamydeAragon]

Is always nice to see some fresh ideas :

Hi guys!
I've just posted a new outfit on my blog called Athenian In Anguish. I know it looks more Spartan, but close an eye to it please?
Visit my blog for more information on the outfit!

http://mymiddleearthmode.blogspot.my/

Thank you.

I just bought the Beorning class last night, this is my first attempt at outfitting it.

Ulfskar of the Northern Vales.

[maradakia]

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[YamydeAragon]

I found some nice ideas at this player blog: https://withyfashions.wordpress.com/...rong-beorning/

Thanks or sharing with us Anmorata77 .

[Jungle_Boogy]

[Amirietus]

I searched for a long time before settling on this look. It might not be the most original cosmetic in LOTRO, but I think it provides the appearance of warmth without being too bulky.

[YamydeAragon]

I searched for a long time before settling on this look. It might not be the most original cosmetic in LOTRO, but I think it provides the appearance of warmth without being too bulky. [Dark picture of beorning on house]

That picture is too dark, i cannot guess what are you wearing. Can you take another picture but this time with the ambient lights set way higher? Please...

I like your kegs collection. Maybe you want to share more of your house on this thread: https://www.lotro.com/forums/showthr...se-arrangement

[Amirietus]

[YamydeAragon]

Thanks & good job putting together that outfit set!

[YamydeAragon]

Here is another creative beorning outfit combo:

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Heres a few from me...

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[YamydeAragon]

Lovely combination!:

This week's outfit brings a taste of Dunland. I call this the Uch-lûth Skirmisher.

For full details on the dyes and pieces used, follow this link: http://materialmiddleearth.blogspot....kirmisher.html

[shoreless]

Level 30, still in the starter outfit (hoping there's a "smelly clothes" title somewhere), hunting chickens.

[Daefaroth]

I went with something a little different. My Beorning is patterned off the concept of a Lakota Sioux shaman named Matowica (mat-o-wee-cha) Eightfeathers, who is also what the Sioux call a "skinwalker" or shapechanger. In the Lakota language, Matowica means Bear Man and his totem animal is the bear (of course). Like the Lakota, some of his favorite weapons are the bow and a war club. Not exactly historically accurate in appearance but fun. And thank you, Rugongrod and Rimenuir, for letting me know why Imgur is so much better than Photobucket for image hosting. I'm now an Imgur fan.

[Rugongrod]

Photobucket has went the cash grab route for 3rd party hosing (leaving that but I meant hosting) and want $400 US a year. I don't think so. I'll be looking for a different "Free" hosting site soon. I just dread however reclaiming all my memories that are stored there.

[Rimenuir]

Photobucket has went the cash grab route for 3rd party hosing (leaving that but I meant hosting) and want $400 US a year. I don't think so. I'll be looking for a different "Free" hosting site soon. I just dread however reclaiming all my memories that are stored there.

imgur is always a good choice.

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