A Look at LOTRO's 2023

[auximenes]

My new hobbit LM has just about finished Moria after having levelled up in Swanfleet, Cardolan, Yondershire and the Angle with a sprinkling of Missions and Adventures, and the entire experience is refreshing and totally different from what it was in the past.

That's as modern of a new player experience as you can get. Must have been fun.

[Edelhardt]

That's as modern of a new player experience as you can get. Must have been fun.

I forgot to mention Wildwood. I spent a lot of time in there and gained several levels.

Yes, it was a lot of fun, a brand new experience after having done the original route to level 50 more times than I care to remember. I can heartily recommend it to anyone who wants to roll and level a new character.

And if you don't fancy the old Moria/Lorien/Eregion etc experience after that, there are always Valar packages you can buy. But an alternative route there would also be very welcome. I doubt though that the South Gondor/Umbar region will allow for that. They are clearly intending that for level 140+ and I can see why (and my main needs another workout as well lol). But there are still other voids in the ME map that might offer some opportunities.