The servers with the 'RP' sign are servers that have a player base dedicated to role-playing, while 'RE' means that the server in question encourages role-playing but that it's exercised by all of the server's population. If none of that is your cup of tea, you should avoid those servers completely. If however, you are interested in that, you are going to be blown away by the level of immersion LOTRO player base can bless you with. This server is named by the great lord of the Eagles that saved Gandalf from Saruman's imprisonment.
And by the way, no, they couldn't throw the Ring into the fire by riding the Eagles, stop it! So if you are not keen on crowdy servers, are a proud German or German-speaking individual, and you just want to casually interact with other players, Gwaihir is the place for you.
Bear in mind though, this server has had some complaints about the efficiency of GMs in some cases of in-game errors or issues. This server is named after a river that passed near Moria and was later dammed to form the foul lake where the Watcher of the Water lived in the years that followed.
It's a French-speaking server. Not the most populated these days. Then again, most if not all LOTRO servers have friendly communities that are going to make you feel welcome and eager to come back, and sometimes, that is the most important thing. Therefore, to all the French ladies and gentlemen, if you want to chat in your beautiful native tongue in-game, Sirannon is probably the place for you.
It's a German-speaking role-playing server. It's not the most populated, but if you're looking for the role-playing experience in your native German tongue, this is my recommendation.
Crickhollow is a settlement in the Shire where Frodo Baggins had resided for a short time before leaving the Shire. This is a US server with a bit of a lower population.
That shouldn't discourage you, since the LOTRO community is pretty spry, always ready for action, and eager to help. Also, this server has more players on lower levels, it seems. This can be quite important since all MMOs that last for a decade or more have a problem of too many players in the endgame and too few at the beginning. So if you are a beginner, and want to meet more people in the starting areas, Crickhollow can be a jackpot for you! It's a US server that encourages role-playing, with a somewhat smaller player base.
I can honestly say that I enjoy servers with smaller player bases and that Landroval is one of my personal favorites. People are fewer in number but know each other close and are always happy to help one another. The world chat is never silent and some days, you'll catch yourself logging in just to catch up with people. That's an intimate vibe that bigger servers just don't have. Another perk of Landroval is that you'll meet both immersed and casual players that are going to speak and behave in different ways, and that diversity is quite refreshing when meeting new partners for your fellowing.
This is a US server with a high population. It's praised by its players for good support, kind community, and active kinships. Named after the Golden Tree of Aman that was the source of light in the elder days, before the Sun and Moon were created.
This server is a European-based, role-playing server with a decent player-base. Its players praise it for being welcoming, warm, and friendly, so playing on Laurelin is probably the best role-playing experience you can hope to have. Brandywine is a river in the Shire and grandpa Tolkien spends like forty pages describing several rivers in the first LOTR book, so forgive me if I'm not very fond of it. Anyway, this server is one of the most populated servers in this game. It's based in the US.
You'll find crowds of people at all the major sites in Middle-Earth, you'll be able to find people for instances, epic battles, skirmishes, and all game content you might be interested in. It's not role-play-based, so if you are also looking for a casual experience, Brandywine is a perfect choice.
Evernight is a vague term mentioned in Bilbo's song of Earendil that refers to his epic journey to Valinor and beyond the borders of the world. It is the most populated EU server with the highest number of recommendations from European players. Before we continue to our number 1 pick, I'll mention the two legendary servers - Anor and Ithil.
Legendary servers let you play the LOTRO experience from its beginnings - from the Shadows of Angmar expansion and on, so you can experience every stage of the game's rich history. It is for VIP players only, but the Shadows of Angmar and the Mines of Moria expansions made the commitment worthwhile when the legendary servers came out. There's even talk about new legendary servers coming out, rebooting the game progression back to the version once again.
Arkenstone was a beautiful jewel and the family heirloom of Durin's folk. People from all over the world not only US residents are seeking to join Arkenstone. It is well known that Arkenstone is the server home of Australians and all players from Oceanic time zones who greatly contribute to the server's ever-growing player number.
If you live in a US-compatible time zone and in the case of the Arkenstone server, even if you're not , if you want a huge player base and a great chance of stable group engagement, this is my number one recommendation. Skip to main content. Level up. Earn rewards. Your XP: 0. Updated: 25 Mar pm. BY: Matija Simeunovic. Every server can be the best for you. What do 'RP' and 'RE' stand for, then? So, without further ado, let's jump into the countdown.
Gwaihir Gwaihir, the lord of Eagles This server is named by the great lord of the Eagles that saved Gandalf from Saruman's imprisonment. Back to the subject at hand, Gwaihir is a European German-speaking server. It's not the most populated EU server not even close and it isn't intended for role-playing. Crickhollow Crickhollow - a small town in Buckland Crickhollow is a settlement in the Shire where Frodo Baggins had resided for a short time before leaving the Shire.
However, if you want something grander then maybe Landroval is not the best choice for you. Not a lot more you can ask out of a server. Brandywine Brandywine on a sunny day Brandywine is a river in the Shire and grandpa Tolkien spends like forty pages describing several rivers in the first LOTR book, so forgive me if I'm not very fond of it.
Evernight Earendil vs Ancalagon, the Great Dragon Evernight is a vague term mentioned in Bilbo's song of Earendil that refers to his epic journey to Valinor and beyond the borders of the world. If you are from Europe, this is a no-brainer. Honorable mentions: Before we continue to our number 1 pick, I'll mention the two legendary servers - Anor and Ithil. Arkenstone Bilbo, Smaug and the Arkenstone Arkenstone was a beautiful jewel and the family heirloom of Durin's folk.
Before he migrated to Middle-Earth, Matija was born in Serbia, a green country full of mountains. It's probably the reason he loves dwarves so much that and their shared love of ale.
Gamer Since: You can do quests for the Eagles. Again, thanks for the info! This is a really fun game, even if I am still only fumbling through it. There are three answers F2P has a "gold Cap" of 2 Gold. This gets raised if you become a "Premium" player.
These are newly introduced by Turbine. They are a cross between Turbine Points and in-game gold. MC can be used for an assortment of things -- to bypass "travel restrictions". Using MC, you can visit that end-point and acquire it as a destination for future travel for in-game gold.
MC are also used to "revive" your character from defeat. You get one revive per hour "for free. Namespaces Social Discussion. Views Read View source View history. Help Discord. Shadowfax [Legendary]. Treebeard [Legendary]. Contents 1 Overview 2 Current worlds 2. Closed Worlds These servers are now closed. Ithil [Legendary].
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