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Carn Dûm Run

Monday, May 4, 2009

Did part of a Carn Dûm run today. It was a spur of the moment thing. I logged in, thought about what I wanted to do, looked on the global looking for fellowship channel (glff) and saw that one of my friends, and reader of this blog, had one more space for a CD run. Okay, sure, why not. I have some deeds out there, I still have quests to do in CD, let's go. I knew I wouldn't be able to do the whole run, but I could get some done.

Turns out nobody had done the run before, so it was going to be a bit of an adventure. That's pefectly alright since an adventure will always make things more interesting. First pull was a bad pull and most of us bit the dust. Luckily we retreated right next to the battle and could keep on fighting. After that we got the hang of it. A few of us died again from some lose aggro or stepping into the killer water. We had three under 50's and as such were squishy.

I was the tank, as the highest heavy armor wearer. I think I could have done better as a tank had I had more practice with my aggro skills. Unfortunately I was also watching healing on our lower level fellows in case our minstrel couldn't keep up. That didn't always work either and my attention was divided. I think if I was traited better for a tanking role and we had higher levels I could have managed it fine.

It was fun experiencing some new content. Well, new for me at any rate. Two quests done, a couple deeds finished, good times. And I even managed to get a nice screenshot as well.

2 Responses to "Carn Dûm Run"

unwize Says:

I few of us were also in Carn Dum the other day with our lvl 60s to polish off some deeds. It made me miss those sprawling types of instances, and I hope we see more of their like in the future.

Anonymous Says:

Carn Dum is really a great instance in my opinion. till moria it was one of the leading instances for LOTRO
Next time try to get an experience player to join you so you will be able to venture deeper and enjoy the boss fights there.
Good luck next time!!!

Jerem (elendilmir)