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| − | |title = East Bight |
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| + | |imagecaption = Sunrise over the East Bight |
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|animals = Regular animals |
|animals = Regular animals |
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| + | |factions = [[Factions#Dol Guldur|Dol Guldur]], [[Mordor]] |
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| − | |NPC = [[Gundabad Orc]] |
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|bandits = Rare |
|bandits = Rare |
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| − | |invasion = [[Dol Guldur]] |
+ | |invasion = [[Dol Guldur]] [Rare] |
| + | |traders = None |
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| − | |structures = [[Gundabad Orc Camp]] |
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| + | |structures = [[Ruined House]]<br>[[Stone Ruin]] |
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|nearby = [[Mirkwood]] [N,W,S], [[Wilderland]] [E] |
|nearby = [[Mirkwood]] [N,W,S], [[Wilderland]] [E] |
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| − | '''East Bight''' is a large clearing in the south-east of [[Mirkwood]]. |
+ | The '''East Bight''' is a large clearing in the south-east of [[Mirkwood]]. |
| − | Upon entering this biome you gain the [[Achievements|achievement]] '''"Axes of Old"''' and you unlock the waypoints of the [[Wilderland]] region. It was added in |
+ | Upon entering this biome you gain the [[Achievements|achievement]] '''"Axes of Old"''' and you unlock the waypoints of the [[Wilderland]] region. It was added in {{update|25}}. |
| − | East Bight is the great indentation in the eastern edge of [[Mirkwood]], a treeless region that is roughly square in shape, some fifty miles to a side, towards the southern end of the wood. The "Bight" is not a natural formation, but rather the result of generations of forestry by the Northmen who had historically occupied the lands east of the forest, from whom the [[Rohirrim|Éothéod]] could claim descent. Because of the Bight, that part of Mirkwood immediately to the north of |
+ | The East Bight is the great indentation in the eastern edge of [[Mirkwood]], a treeless region that is roughly square in shape, some fifty miles to a side, towards the southern end of the wood. The "Bight" is not a natural formation, but rather the result of generations of forestry by the Northmen who had historically occupied the lands east of the forest, from whom the [[Rohirrim|Éothéod]] could claim descent, alongside the later depredations of [[Dol Guldur]] and the Balchoth. Because of the Bight, that part of [[Mirkwood]] immediately to the north of [[Dol Guldur]] is less than one hundred miles across, and so it is known as the "Narrows of the Forest". |
| − | East Bight is a rather barren land, stripped of any significant undergrowth and large trees, similar to the [[ |
+ | The East Bight is a rather barren land, stripped of any significant undergrowth and large trees, similar to the [[Brown Lands]] and [[Dol Guldur]]. The land is flattened after years of erosion and the fertile forest soils have been flushed away and partially depleted. It's only partially covered with grasses and [[Rotten Log|rotten logs]] are scattered all over the place. There's scarcely a live tree to be found. Small herds of [[Horse|horses]] graze the lands. |
| − | This is not a very favorable place to settle as [[ |
+ | This is not a very favorable place to settle as [[Travelling Traders|traders]] do not frequent this area, but [[bandits]] and marauding regiments from [[Dol Guldur]] do. |
== Variants == |
== Variants == |
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* Light Forest - A lightly forested version of the biome. |
* Light Forest - A lightly forested version of the biome. |
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* Steppe - A flat, grassy version of the biome with occassional trees. |
* Steppe - A flat, grassy version of the biome with occassional trees. |
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| − | * Barren Steppe - A version of the |
+ | * Barren Steppe - A version of the steppe variant with even less grass, more dirt. |
== Structures == |
== Structures == |
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| + | Only few structures remind of the permanent settlements this area once knew, among pillars of stone bricks and other minor ruins. |
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| − | * [[Gundabad Orc Camp]]- Camps for [[Gundabad Orc]]s that spawn randomly in the biome. As with most camps, an Orc camp contains tents, a forge tent, a [[Gundabad Crafting Table|Gundabad crafting table]], skeleton skulls, [[Orc Torch|Orc torches]], and a small farm. |
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| − | * [[Ruined House]] |
+ | * [[Ruined House|Ruined houses]] can be found here in three variants: just ruined and rotten or burnt. The ruined houses are crumbeld and eventually rotten or burnt out. A chest and a furnace are all that remind of their former inhabitants. |
== Mobs == |
== Mobs == |
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| − | As in [[Wilderland]], [[ |
+ | As in neighbouring [[Wilderland]], [[Orc|Orcs]] of [[Dol Guldur Orc|Dol Guldur]] and [[Mordor Orc|Mordor]] roam these lands at night: |
| + | * [[Dol Guldur Orc]] - Evil orcs of [[Factions#Dol Guldur|Dol Guldur]] once bred to serve the Necromancer; now, they follow the orders of Khamul, the Black Easterling. |
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| − | * [[Gundabad Orc]] - Orcs from Mount Gundabad in the Misty Mountains allied only to themselves. |
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| − | * [[ |
+ | * [[Dol Guldur Orc Archer]] - Dol Guldur Orcs equipped with [[Orc Bow|orc bows]] and ready to kill their enemies from a distance. |
| + | * [[Mordor Orc]] - Evil orcs of [[Factions#Mordor|Mordor]], equipped with Mordor armour, and armed with Mordor weapons, such as scimitars, spears, battleaxes, daggers, warscythes, or warhammers. |
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| + | * [[Mordor Orc Archer]] - Mordor orcs equipped with [[Orc Bow|orc bows]]. |
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== Vegetation == |
== Vegetation == |
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| − | The trees are dead and their remnants feed the depleted soil. Patches of grass and barren dirt dot the biome surface and the wary traveller must watch out to not stumble over the rotten logs |
+ | The trees are dead and their remnants feed the depleted soil. Patches of grass and barren dirt dot the biome surface and the wary traveller must watch out to not stumble over the rotten logs scattered all over the area. Most normal flowers can be found here. The 'light forest' variant has oak, spruce and [[Beech Tree|beech]] trees, but they're all dead. |
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+ | {{LotRWiki|East Bight}}{{TolkienGateway|East_Bight|East Bight}} |
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Revision as of 23:47, 19 June 2018
The East Bight is a large clearing in the south-east of Mirkwood.
Upon entering this biome you gain the achievement "Axes of Old" and you unlock the waypoints of the Wilderland region. It was added in Public Beta 25.
The East Bight is the great indentation in the eastern edge of Mirkwood, a treeless region that is roughly square in shape, some fifty miles to a side, towards the southern end of the wood. The "Bight" is not a natural formation, but rather the result of generations of forestry by the Northmen who had historically occupied the lands east of the forest, from whom the Éothéod could claim descent, alongside the later depredations of Dol Guldur and the Balchoth. Because of the Bight, that part of Mirkwood immediately to the north of Dol Guldur is less than one hundred miles across, and so it is known as the "Narrows of the Forest".
The East Bight is a rather barren land, stripped of any significant undergrowth and large trees, similar to the Brown Lands and Dol Guldur. The land is flattened after years of erosion and the fertile forest soils have been flushed away and partially depleted. It's only partially covered with grasses and rotten logs are scattered all over the place. There's scarcely a live tree to be found. Small herds of horses graze the lands.
This is not a very favorable place to settle as traders do not frequent this area, but bandits and marauding regiments from Dol Guldur do.
Variants
- Light Forest - A lightly forested version of the biome.
- Steppe - A flat, grassy version of the biome with occassional trees.
- Barren Steppe - A version of the steppe variant with even less grass, more dirt.
Structures
Only few structures remind of the permanent settlements this area once knew, among pillars of stone bricks and other minor ruins.
- Ruined houses can be found here in three variants: just ruined and rotten or burnt. The ruined houses are crumbeld and eventually rotten or burnt out. A chest and a furnace are all that remind of their former inhabitants.
Mobs
As in neighbouring Wilderland, Orcs of Dol Guldur and Mordor roam these lands at night:
- Dol Guldur Orc - Evil orcs of Dol Guldur once bred to serve the Necromancer; now, they follow the orders of Khamul, the Black Easterling.
- Dol Guldur Orc Archer - Dol Guldur Orcs equipped with orc bows and ready to kill their enemies from a distance.
- Mordor Orc - Evil orcs of Mordor, equipped with Mordor armour, and armed with Mordor weapons, such as scimitars, spears, battleaxes, daggers, warscythes, or warhammers.
- Mordor Orc Archer - Mordor orcs equipped with orc bows.
Vegetation
The trees are dead and their remnants feed the depleted soil. Patches of grass and barren dirt dot the biome surface and the wary traveller must watch out to not stumble over the rotten logs scattered all over the area. Most normal flowers can be found here. The 'light forest' variant has oak, spruce and beech trees, but they're all dead.
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