Deep in the pits of flooded Isengard, Lothrandir searches for a path to the surface. [Should the Grey Company not have caught up with the Rohirrim before Isengard, who's searching for the Ranger?]

Sequel to A Hobbit's Book of Poetry

Ten years, they'll tell him later. He'd been there ten years. [spoilers for the Angmar arc in Volume I]

Braigiar really isn't suited to rescuing people, it would seem. He got Dagoras out easily enough, but now the three of them are stuck on a cliff side with prowling wolves below. Thanks, Amarion.

The Lone Lands: broad, flat, miles in every direction that are beginning to fill with enemies. Its protector: a single Ranger (So what if the whole lone-Ranger gig had been meant to be a temporary thing? So what if he's pretty sure the folks up at Esteldin have all but forgotten him? So what if Saeradan keeps giving him wary looks and begging him to be careful? Candaith's got this.

I had read about these things happening. People would be going about their everyday lives, then for no apparent reason, would find themselves quite literally transported to another world, leaving this one far behind. But I never once thought it could happen to me. This is my story...

A collection of original poetry from LOTRO, written by my three Hobbits on Laurelin.

An original work of fan fiction based in The Lord of the Rings Online. This new set of chapters tells the lore and headcanon of the for-runners of the Sons of Numenor Kinship during the First, Second and early Third Ages.

Stories over heard in the bar.

When two elves discover that a sickness has began to take the lives of their family, they set out to find a cure. What they end up discovering is a plot more sinister than either could have ever imagined.

A day in the life of Viznak after Faeron and Rhadrog leave to report on the events within Seregost to the king.

Drabble. In the midst of gathering everything Deluraw and Tanathron need in order to make more shrew-stomping boots, Eruimin suffers a little...accident.

Just a quick little shorty I felt like writing for entertainment. I know of the errors and will correct them later. Trolls and grammar Nazi's will be laughed at and ignored.

"Las estrellas brillan, más algunas son más puras que otras. Brillan todas, al fin, pero en su esencia reside la pureza que tanto guardamos. Así mismo, una Noldor nunca debe juntarse con castas más bajas." Lord Orthred. Palabras del padre de Zaphir, qué definirán el futuro de esta señora Noldor. ¡Averigua que sucede, en esta novela de Herrold, para ustedes!

It has been so long since we last saw Horn and Nona I decided to finish their story myself. This is based on the timeline where Halros sacrifices himself for Horn.

An old elf can be a library. But a library cannot throw their books at people for them to read. The information must be sought out: the person possessing the knowledge must speak, in answer to question, or trend of conversation. This elf is a living library, among the few that can be counted as one also. Here, is deep knowledge of his past.

That night, she dreams of mist and stone. There are torches and rusty iron braziers, and the soft sunset glow of flames in a golden circlet on a pale brow, on a cloak of cobwebs – gossamer – and eyes darker than the night sky. She knows the legends, she knows who he is. That is why she is not afraid; because the blood of his people flows in her veins. OCs, Barrow wights.

Sometime in LOTRO history, playable characters take on a life of their own, developing their own adventures. Two groups. Seven short stories. The tales are about to be woven. Their journeys have just begun. War of the Ring. Featuring my playable characters and Lobelia Sackville-Baggins.

Poem: The War of the Ring did a number on Middle-earth's economy. And all those 'heroes' weren't helping.

Thorn is attempting to make a new life in Bree, and this is the chronicle of her journey. My roleplaying character on LotRO. Also published on Laurelin Archives.

I always like to come up with a backstory to my characters, usually they're sisters like in World Of Warcraft, but as one is an elf and the other is a Beorning, it wouldn't fit. So I had to come up with a better backstory. And this is that story. The story of an eccentric guardian and her young bear charge. Oneshot

A tale of the Fall of Gondolin, told by my elven lore-master, Lennidhren, at Ales and Tales in Lord of the Rings Online. Originally posted at the now defunct My.LOTRO blogs and at

Talion goes after one of the orcs who attacked his family. From the game Shadows of Mordor. Explains some of the back story, as there will be chapters added onto this. Will be understood best if you have knowledge of the game.

A father and daughter make a gruesome find outside of Moria. Their resulting investigation leads them to Lothlorien and onto greater challenges as the Order of the Tower Guard enters southern Mirkwood.

The start of the biggest journey for a single duck