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'''''See also'':''' <small>[[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Mines of Moria]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Siege of Mirkwood]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Rise of Isengard]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Riders of Rohan]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Helm's Deep]]</small> | '''''See also'':''' <small>[[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Mines of Moria]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Siege of Mirkwood]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Rise of Isengard]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Riders of Rohan]] • [[User:Amroth/LOTRO/Helm's Deep]]</small> | ||
'''''The Lord of the Rings Online''''' | {{disambig-more|The Lord of the Rings|[[The Lord of the Rings (disambiguation)]]}}{{video game infobox | ||
| image=[[Image:The Lord of the Rings Online- Shadows of Angmar box.jpg|250px]] | |||
| name=The Lord of the Rings Online | |||
| developer=[[Turbine|Turbine, Inc]] | |||
| publisher=[[Turbine|Turbine, Inc]] (North America and Europe)<br />[[Midway Games]]<br />[[Codemasters]] (Europe, untill 2010))<br/>[[IT Territory]] (Russia)<ref name="Korea and Russia">{{webcite|author=William Dobson|articleurl=http://massively.joystiq.com/2009/04/23/lord-of-the-rings-online-launches-in-korea-and-russia/|articlename=Lord of the Rings Online launches in Korea and Russia|dated=23 April 2009|website=Massively|accessed=2 January 2012}}</ref><br/>[[NHN Corporation]] (South Korea)<ref name="Korea and Russia"/><br>[[Sakura Internet]] (Japan, untill 2009)<ref>{{webcite|author=Karl B.|articleurl=http://www.qj.net/mmorpg/news/turbine-eyes-japanese-market-for-lotro-distribution.html|articlename=Turbine eyes Japanese market for LotRO distribution|dated=22 September 2006|website=qj.net|accessed=17 March 2012}}</ref><ref>{{webcite|author=|articleurl=http://casualstrolltomordor.com/2009/09/japan-server-shut-down/|articlename=Japan Server Shut Down|dated=30 September 2009|website=Casual Strolls to Mordor|accessed=17 March 2012}}</ref> | |||
| platform=Microsoft Windows | |||
| releasedate=[[24 April|April 24]], [[2007]] | |||
| genre=MMORPG | |||
|}}'''''The Lord of the Rings Online''''' | |||
==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
Revision as of 19:37, 31 October 2014
See also: User:Amroth/LOTRO/Mines of Moria • User:Amroth/LOTRO/Siege of Mirkwood • User:Amroth/LOTRO/Rise of Isengard • User:Amroth/LOTRO/Riders of Rohan • User:Amroth/LOTRO/Helm's Deep
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| The Lord of the Rings Online | |
| Video game | |
| Developer | Turbine, Inc |
| Publisher | Turbine, Inc (North America and Europe) Midway Games Codemasters (Europe, untill 2010)) IT Territory (Russia)[1] NHN Corporation (South Korea)[1] Sakura Internet (Japan, untill 2009)[2][3] |
| Platform | Microsoft Windows |
| Release date | April 24, 2007 |
| Genre | MMORPG |
The Lord of the Rings Online
Plot
- Main article: The Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar
- Main article: Mines of Moria (volume)
- Main article: Allies of the King
- Main article: The Strength of Sauron
Gameplay
Character creation
Races
Classes
Beornings
Burglars
Captains
Champions
Guardians
Hunters
Lore-masters
Minstrels
Rune-keepers
Wardens
Quests and taks
Deeds
Fellowship
Instances and raids
Skirmishes
Monster Play
Traits
Titles
Reputation and factions
Crafting
Vocations
Professions
Session play
Chicken play
Social
Kinships
Economy and currency
Festivals
Music system
Housing
Hobbies
Fishing
Development
Middle-earth Online
- Main article: Middle-earth Online
Shadows of Angmar
Free updates
Mines of Moria and Siege of Mirkwood
Free-to-Play
Rohan expansions
Gondor expansions
Setting
Regions
Featured characters(?)
New elements
Characters
Groups
Objects
Locations
Structures
Discrepancies from source material
Servers
American servers
All American servers are hosted by Turbine.
- Arkenstone
- Dwarrowdelf
- Gladden
- Meneldor
- Silverlode
- Brandywine
- Elendilmir
- Imladris
- Nimrodel
- Landroval
- Riddermark
- Windfola
European servers
The European servers were originally created and hosted by Codemasters, but on 1 June 2011 Lotro Europe was taken over by Turbine, who currently host the European servers.[4]
English servers
Role-playing servers:
French servers
Role-playing servers:
German servers
Role-playing servers:
Russian servers
All Russian servers are hosted by IT Territory.
Role-playing servers:
Soundtrack
License
Trailers
Releases and subscription models
LOTRO store
Special packs
Reception
Awards
See also
External links
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 William Dobson, "Lord of the Rings Online launches in Korea and Russia" dated 23 April 2009, Massively (accessed 2 January 2012)
- ↑ Karl B., "Turbine eyes Japanese market for LotRO distribution" dated 22 September 2006, qj.net (accessed 17 March 2012)
- ↑ "Japan Server Shut Down" dated 30 September 2009, Casual Strolls to Mordor (accessed 17 March 2012)
- ↑ "Turbine's LOTRO Service Goes Global" dated 24 April 2011, A Casual Stroll to Mordor (accessed 2 January 2012)
