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Troubles in Ered Luin

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Kordin, steward of Thorin's Halls, is troubled in mind. Recently returned from a trip to Erebor, he found his halls taken over by Gormur Dourhand, descendant of the Dwarf Skorgrim Dourhand. No Dwarf save Skorgrim's descendants remember what he did, and only the Elves of Ered Luin still remember beside them. Gormur refuses to acknowledge Kordin's promotion to steward, and continues going on as if nothing had happened. What is worse, Thorin's Halls have suffered at the hands of the Dourhands. Under their rule, the lovey snow-vales in Thorin's Gate have been turned into a factory, with stacks belching foul smoke, the river polluted as a dumping ground for rusty scrap and slag, and excavation begun into the side of Thorin's Peak, one of the main mountains surrounding the Gates. Tribute from the hall has ceased, and king Thalin has dispatched a company ((not the military term, just the word)) of Dwarves from Erebor to aid Kordin in the investigation. What's worse, Goblins of the Blue-crag tribe have taken a fort in the Vale of Thrain, and no supplies have been sent to the outpost of Noglond. Word from Gondamon and the port-town of Kheledul has ceased, and it is suspected that Goblins have blocked the road leading to the Lowlands.

ROLEPLAYING INCIDENT. Do what you wish, I am DM. Please stay in-character. Map of Ered Luin here: http://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/File:Ered_Luin_map.jpg
Anyone who wishes can make an adventuring character to play along.

Kordin and his companions start out in Frerin's Court, the outside courtyard in front of Thorin's Hall proper. In the center is a statue of Thorin, to the left are some houses, to the right the rest of Thorin's Gate Vale stretches out until it slopes upward, a path leading through the woods. Forward, the door of Thorin's Hall stands, along with the exterior carvings. Dwarven merchants stand in the square, and in one corner, by a broken lamp-post, several Dourhand Dwarves kneel on the ground playing dice. Coins lie by them.
 
The two Dourhand soldiers either side of the gate open the gate. Inside is the atrium, with a huge statue of Thrain. To the left are the vaults of the city, to the right the auction house and market, where Dwarves mill about. Behind the statue you catch a glimpse of the King's Hall, the main chamber of the city.
 
The hall is huge, with six enormous square pillars sailing up to the vaulted.....

((Ah screw it. This is what you see: http://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/File:Hall_of_Kings.jpg )
 
Viktor Resnov walks towards Kordian, a sword from Dale and an axe from Bree hanging at his side. "OI! Dwarf! What are you doing at these halls?"
 
Some dwarf is acting like a Steward, even though the king under the mountain appointed
me as Steward.. Care to join me in helping me become steward?
 
:D Do I get to command a dwarf army?
(( honestly beepbobit.. Don't hate on me.. Dwarfs are just more badass than gondor :P ))
You suck. Technically thu can't give that position but I'm cool with Kordian ruling.
I would also like to participate as the Master of Rivendell.
*You hear the sound of Rivendell Elven horns ((you know the ones that they sound whenever Elrond's forces are coming, they play it at helms deep, in the first hobbit, idk how to describe)) echoing through the valley, and soon the clapping of a horse's hooves. Beepbobit, master of Rivendell, has arrived to help the young leader, Kordian. He is dressed in full Ceremonial Armor ((which means he doesn't believe this to be much a threat)) with his sword on his back, his quiver on his saddle, and his bow in his hand.
"Mae Govanen, Kordian. How may I help?"
 
Some dwarf I have never heard of is not co-operating with me! Fool thinks he's the Steward!
Ha! I have been appointed as Steward by Thu, King under the mountain! I Believe he has some
half-elves as allies there too.. I think we may need to exercise force if they try to attack.
 
((It's like WOOOOOOOOOOM))

At the far end of the hall you see the Throne of the Hall. It is flanked by six Dourhand guards. Gormur is not there. One of the guards says, "Oi! You! If you're lookin' fo' Lord Gormur, he's down at the shrine!" You know of no shrine . . .
 
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