Bree-land
From Lotro-Wiki.com
Bree-land: The Town of Bree (and its outlying villages: Archet, Combe and Staddle) has managed to remain a thriving outpost of civilization in the North, despite the wars and turmoil that destroyed the North Kingdom of the Dúnedain. It is said that when Men crossed into the West, the Town of Bree was there... and that when the old Kings returned, they found the Town of Bree waiting. It is the only land in Middle-earth where Men and Hobbits dwell together in harmony and is also an important hub for Elves and Dwarves who are trading goods or travelling from one kingdom to another. The epicenter of the Town of Bree's economic and social scene is the Inn of the Prancing Pony, celebrated as the home of the finest ale in the North. (Source: http://www.lotro.com/worldtour)
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Locations
Bree is the capital city of Bree-land and the main hub of activity in this region.
Villages
Ruins
- Bronwe's Folly
- Blackwold Headquarters
- Blackwold's Roost
- Ost Baranor
- Marshwater Fort
- Goblinhole Ruins
- South-guard Ruins
- Hillshire Ruins
- The Old Greenway Fort
- Woodsedge Ruins
Other Points of Interest
- Brandy Hall
- Midgewater Marshes
- The Prancing Pony
- The Dúnedain Statue
- The Ancient Inscription
- The Ancient Cairn
- The Ancient Crest
- The Ancient Altar
- The Ancient Obelisk
- Thornley's Work Site
The Barrow-downs
The Old Forest
- Bald Hill
- The Weaver's Den
- The House of Tom Bombadil
- Goldberry's Spring
- Bonfire Glade
- The Withywindle
Map
Bree-land
Bree-land with Points of Interest
To be added...
Recomended Level
1 - 15 (plus a couple of quests at 20 & one at 30)
Related Topics
| Areas of Bree-land |
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| Andrath • Archet • Brandy Hills • Brandywood • Bree • Buckland • Chetwood North • Chetwood South • Combe • Eastern Bree-Fields • Far Chetwood • Hengstacer Farm • Midgewater Marsh • Midgewater Pass • Nen Harn • Northern Barrow-downs • Northern Bree-Fields • Old Forest • Southern Barrow-downs • Southern Bree-Fields • Staddle • Starmere Lake • Horsefields • Weather Hills |

