An often overlooked aspect of Gollum's story in The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring proves just how strongly he ...

Moria is hemmed in by unbreakable walls: structural cave walls or monolithic dwarf masonry that not even the hardiest pickaxe can break through.

The Walls of Moria is a relatively small zone that contains a few points of interest. As you travel along the road, you'll encounter a number of dwarf wagons and camps that are there to support ...

A new fan theory, however, poses that the creature Disa saw was the Watcher in the Water. The Watcher is a tentacled creature, similar to a kraken, that lurks beneath the western Walls of Moria.

I think it's time, my friends. I think I yearn for the mines. Get greedier, go deeper. Your job is to break down walls, delve ever deeper, and riffle through the bones of your ancestors for cool ...

7 Tips to Get You Through The Mines of Moria in The Lord of the Rings: ... Whether it’s a vein of ore, a stone wall, or a tree – a pickaxe will always be the best way to break down objects.

Mines of Moria picks up at the end of Volume One of LotRO.We’ve just said goodbye to the Fellowship in Rivendell, and that hastily assembled group of Humans, Elves, Dwarves and Hobbits was ...