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Lotor Book 13:FIND A FELLOWSHIP

Not everyone playing LOTRO today knows that there are tools for finding other players to team up with! The Social Panel¡¯s ¡°Fellowing¡± tab has a number of features to help you search for and invite other players looking for a group or to post what you¡¯re looking for and let others invite you. Still, not everyone knows about it or takes the time to use it.

We want to make it dead simple for players to say which quest they most want a fellowship for. What could be nobler than a feature that helps to bring people together¡­ to kill things and take their stuff?

That¡¯s where Book 13¡¯s ¡°Find A Fellowship¡± button comes in. It¡¯s a new button on the Quest Log that works a little like the ¡°Add to Tracker¡± button. You can mark one quest for Find A Fellowship.

That automatically opens the Fellowing tab of the Social Panel and fills out all the relevant information. You¡¯ll see a list of players who also want to work on that quest (and those players can now find you, too).

Here¡¯s a simple way to work this new feature into your routine: When you log in for a session of LOTRO, pop open your quest log and mark the quest you want to find a group for. If there are people already looking to play, great! Send some invites and make a fellowship. If not, just let the system work for you in the background. Work on some solo quests, Deeds, crafting, and wait for a few invites to come your way. You can always open the Fellowing tab while you¡¯re playing to see if there are more people looking for the same thing as you.

MUSTERING HORNS

The final piece is, quite literally, to bring it all together. (Or, if you prefer, bind them, in the pre-dawn semi-darkness). However you refer to it, we call the feature ¡°Mustering Horns¡± and they are coming to a Campsite near you.

Whether you¡¯ve just found a pick-up group using Find a Fellowship or the LFF channel, or if you¡¯ve pulled one together from friends or kinship members, if you are spread out across Middle-earth, getting together can take a while. The Mustering Horn has the solution - if one of your fellowship members can get to a campsite near where you all want to quest, you can all be there in short order. Just get there, use the Mustering Horn, and start getting the band back together.

There are limitations, of course. You have to be of appropriate level for the area to use a horn, as does the person being summoned. Further, an individual cannot be summoned more than once every 30 minutes (though one person can summon as many people as they want). Also, it¡¯ll take a traveling ration for both sides and it won¡¯t work while in combat. If you need a fellowship member where you are ASAP, Captains and their ability summon anywhere, anytime are still the best. Even with those limitations, Mustering Horns still make it easier to get your group together and start adventuring together.

WRAPPING IT UP

When you log in after Book 13 launches, you¡¯ll find a host of improvements and new features all designed to make finding a fellowship easier, figuring out what to do simple, and getting the gang together faster.

Massive enhancements to the Quest Log will help you figure out what quests your fellowship has in common and track progress toward completion.

An upgrade to our Looking for Fellowship feature will connect with your Quest Log to help you find a group for specific quests.

Mustering Horns placed at campsites will allow you to quickly bring your fellowship together in one place.

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