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The Noob's Guide to Middle Earth (1 Viewer)

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The Noob's Guide to Middle-Earth.

This will pretty much cover all the information a beginner will ever need. ;)

There are currently ~12~ sections.

1: Races
2: Classes
3: Default Movement Keys
4. Key Bindings
5. Skills, and what they do.
6. Titles
7. Professions
8. Emotes
9. Secret emotes
10. Instruments
11: Fellowship Skills and what they do.

Section 1:
Races

Currently there are only ~4~ races available for play, they are:

Dwarves
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Elves
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Humans
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Hobbits
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Each of them can only be select classes.

Section 2:
Classes

There are currently ~7~ classes playable.

[Name][Playable by which races]
[More information about class]


Champions- Man, Elf, and Dwarf

Click here for more information about Champions

Guardians - Man, Elf, Dwarf, and Hobbit (All)

Click here for more information about Guardians

Captains - Man

Click here for more information about Captains

Burglars - Men, Hobbits

Click here for more information about Burglars

Hunters - Man, Elf, Dwarf, and Hobbits

Click here for more information about Hunters

Minstrels - Man, Elf, Dwarf, and Hobbits

Click here for more information about Minstrels

Lore Masters - Man, and Elf.

Click here for more information about Lore Masters

Section 3:
Default Movement Keys

These are the default movement keys, hold one of the keys down and it will move you the resulting way.

You can use either way, W,A,S,D or the arrow keys.

W - Forward (North)
A - Left (West)
S - Right (Right)
S - Down (South)

Up Arrow - Forward (North)
Left Arrow - Left (West)
Right Arrow - Right (East)
Down Arrow - Down (South)

Number Lock - Auto Run - Forward (North)

Or, hold both right and left mouse button at the same time, to move your character forward. When you release them, your character will stop.

Section 4:
Default Key Bindings

Q = Strafe Left
W = Move Forward
E = Strafe Right
R = Reply to tell
T = Bring up crafting UI
Y = Blank
U = "Use Selection"
I = Open all bags
O = Open up Social UI
P = Blank
A = Move Left
S = Move Backwards
D = Move Right
F = Assist
G = Blank
H = Blank
J = Open Traits UI
K = Open Skills UI
L = Open Quest Log
Z = Voice Push to Talk
X = Blank
C = Open Character UI
V = Blank
B = Blank
N = Toggle "Floaty Names" on and off *Default is on*
M = Open up World Map

Section 5:
Skills, and what they do.

Morale - Your health, as explained in game "The amount of damage you can take before being defeated"

Power - You're mana, it is used in order to use abilities and spells.

Might - Increases chance to block incoming attacks with a shield, parry incoming attacks, and adds to the amount of damage you do. Also reduces how hard you get hit for.

Agility - Increases your ability to evade and parry incoming blows[attacks]. Increases chance to critically hit a foe, also adds to the amount of damage you do with a ranged weapon. It also reduces your miss chance.

Vitality - Increases your maximum morale, increases your regeneration of morale while not in combat, resistances to wound, poison, and disease. Lastly, it reduces incoming damage from non-weapon sources, such as shadow and fire.

Will - Affects how much power you regenerate when not in combat. Increases your chance to resist fear effects (Including dread) and increases your maxium power.

Fate - Adds to your momentum in combat. Directly influencing how fast you regenerate both morale and power. Increases chance to crit on morale gaining abilities, as well as non direct damaging affects such as DoT's (Damage over Time).

Critical - Your base critical hit %.

Fire - Reduces the amount of damage you take by fire by ____ %. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Common - Reduces the amount of damage you take by common damage by ____ %. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Shadow - Reduces the amount of damage you take by shadow damage by ____ %. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Block - ___ % Chance to block a hit (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Evade - Your base evade % is increased by ___ %. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Parry - Your base parry % is increased by ___ %.(Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Fear - You have a ___ % chance to resist fear effects. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Wound - You have a ___% chance to resist wound effects. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Poison - You have a ___ % chance to resist poison effects. (Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)

Disease - You have a ___% chance to resist disease effects.(Fill in % with the % it says on your character screen)
effectiveness in ranged combat.
Melee Eff - Your relative effectiveness in melee combat.

Ranged Eff - Your relative effectiveness in ranged combat.

Section 6:
How to get Titles


You earn titles for doing certain things, such as not dieing up to level 5, if you do that, you will have the choice to be called ____ The Wary.

Or if you do a certain number of quests in Ered Luin, you get the title, ___ Defender of Ered Luin.

Check your deed log, to see your current progress on the titles.

Section 7:
Professions


I don't really understand proffesions ingame right now, so instead of misleading you, I will give you this link, it explains in detail about all of the professions and what they do.


Section 8:
Emotes


*Taken from: http://www.lotro.com/article/321 *

[Command]-[Description]


/Afk - This emote indicates to others that you are away from your keyboard.


/Angry - This emote causes you to become angry.
/Beckon - This emote causes you to beckon.
/Beg - This emote causes you to beg.
/Bio - This emote tells others you are taking a short break to refresh yourself.
/Bored - This emote causes you to look bored.
/Bow - This emote causes you to bow.
/Cheer - This emote causes you to cheer.
/Confused - This emote causes you to appear confused.
/Cough - This emote causes you to cough.
/Cower - This emote causes you to cower in fear.
/Crazy - This emote causes you to mime insanity.
/Cry - This emote causes you to cry.
/Dance - This emote causes you to dance.
/Dance1 - This emote causes you to dance.
/Dance2 - This emote causes you to dance.
/Dance3 - This emote causes you to dance.
/Drink - This emote causes you to drink.
/Dustoff - This emote causes you to dust yourself off.
/Eat - This emote causes you to eat.
/Faint - This emote causes you to faint.
/Flex - This emote causes you to flex.
/Flirt - This emote causes you to flirt.
/Impatient - This emote causes you to act impatient.
/Kiss - This emote causes you to blow a kiss.
/Kneel - This emote causes you to kneel.
/Laugh - This emote causes you to laugh.
/Look - This emote causes you to look around.
/Mock - This emote causes you to mock.
/Mood_angry - This changes your mood to angry.
/Mood_apprehensive - This changes your mood to apprehensive.
/Mood_calm - This changes your mood to calm.
/Mood_confused - This changes your mood to confused.
/Mood_fearful -This changes your mood to fearful.
/Mood_happy - This changes your mood to happy.
/Mood_mischievous - This changes your mood to mischievous
/Mood_sad - This changes your mood to sad.
/Mood_sleepy - This changes your mood to sleepy.
/Mood_solemn - This changes your mood to solemn.
/Mood_surprised - This changes your mood to surprised.
/Mourn - This emote causes you to mourn.
/No - This emote causes you to indicate 'no'.
/Pick - This emote causes you to pick a wedgie.
/Point - This emote causes you to point.
/Pose - This emote causes you to pose heroically.
/Roar - This emote causes you to roar.
/Rude - This emote causes you to make a rude gesture.
/Sad - This emote causes you to become sad.
/Salute - This emote causes you to salute.
/Scold - This emote causes you to scold.
/Scratch - This emote causes you to scratch yourself.
/Shakefist - This emote causes you to shake your fist.
/Shrug - This emote causes you to shrug.
/Sigh - This emote causes you to sigh.
/Sit - This emote causes you to sit.
/Smackhead - This emote causes you to smack yourself.
/Smoke - This emote causes you to smoke.
/Smoke1 - This emote causes you to choke on your pipe smoke.
/Surrender - This emote causes you to surrender.
/Talk - This emote causes you to talk.
/Tantrum - This emote causes you to throw a tantrum.
/Thank - This emote causes you to thank someone.
/Wave - This emote causes you to wave.
/Yes - This emote causes you to indicate 'yes'.


Section 9:
Secret Emotes


You get these by having certain things done to, by getting deeds. You need to get most of these emotes done to you 100 times.

However, rumor says it only counts for 5 a day, it is thought that surrender only counts as 2 a day.

These are only the ones that have been seen in Beta.


[Emote] [Title] [Emote]

T=Title no emote
E = Emote no title
ET = Emote + Title

So it would be:
Hug – T – Adorable


Angry – T – Infuriating
Beg – T – Harassed
Bored – T – Dull
Bow – ET- /Heropose + Hero
Cheer – ET - /Firebreath + FireBreather
Confused – T – Befuddling
Cower – T – Intimidating
Flirt – T – Alluring
Kiss – T – Beloved
Laugh – ET – Juggler + /Juggle
Rude – T – Insulted
Salute – E - /SwordSalute
Scold – T - Naughty
Surrender – T – Victorious
Thank – T – Helpful
Mock – T - Ridiculed


Section 10:
Instruments


Every class can play a select few instruments, Minstrels are the only class that can play every instrument.

Here are the list of classes, and what they can play.

Burglar: Clarinet, Lute
Captain: Horn, Lute
Champion: Clarinet, Lute
Guardian: Horn, Lute
Hunter: Clarinet, Lute
Lore-Master: Clarinet, Lute
Minstrel: Horn, Clarinet, Flute, Harp, Lute, Drums and Therobo.

You can start playing at level 5, you must first buy the skill from your class trainer. It will be in your Passive Skills tab. Then you must go to a Bard, and buy the correct instrument you wish to play.

For more information about instruments, I highly suggest you check out this website.

If you are good, try putting together notes to put together a song, such as this one:

What do you do with a Drunken Sailor?

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555 555 135
666 666 246
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Section 11:
Fellowship Skills, and what they do.


Read this site for all you need to know about Fellowship skills or “Conjuctures”
 
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You're already outdated :)

Drums and another instrument were added in the recent patch :)

Very nice guide though :) +redcent
 
I have one of these,

It came with my game, I think it was called a "Game Manual" or something, but it was neater, and had alot more stuff to it.

lol, jk drakkon, :)
 
Game Manual? What's that!?!?

Nobody reads them...





And mine is easier to find stuff in.






And it's better.
 
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