r/lotro • u/olilo Meriadoc • 11h ago

Fibrojedi's guide about the Durin's Day event.

The Durin's Day event is ongoing from the 16th of October to the 21st of OCtober. You can gain very cool titles if you do the pilgrimage every year (up to 3 titles)

Here is the old guide from Fibrojedi about the Durin's Day event:

https://fibrojedi.lotro-wiki.com/lotro/lotro-durins-day-event

My lowest level character who did it is level 38. But I'm certain a character as low as level 20 can easily do it.

Fibrojedi is a well know content creator who did a lot of guides about festivals and events. He's now retired but his old guides are still available on the LOTRO wiki (https://fibrojedi.lotro-wiki.com)

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u/Maviyl90 11h ago

By Durin’s beard!

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u/SeaChallenge9977 Peregrin 10h ago

I did not know the guides were on the LOTRO wiki! That's awesome!

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u/absolutebottom Peregrin 10h ago

I've heard of folks who do it UNDER 20, but I usually like using the mission stable at 20 to run there. It's a relatively safe run and any aggro stops once you cross the flag

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u/james2432 Arkenstone - Angmar 10h ago

it's too bad fibrojedi had to stop playing due to his fibromyalgia 😥

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u/No_Mountain_1033 Meriadoc 7h ago

Did it first time today with my main (123) and one alt (122) and it was so good. I did know location so riding there was fun. And that golden glow of the setting sun that beams on the path - priceless. Looking forward to next year.

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u/Subo23 7h ago

If you keep an eye peeled you should be able to spot folks willing to summon you in OOC….a good spot to take pictures so go with friends