LoTRO: Grand Travelling Dwarrow Fayre (Laurelin)

The combined Kinships of Durin’s Folk and Khuzd Belkul are hosting a Grand Travelling Dwarrow Fayre!

Starting in Frerin’s Court at 8pm (BST) on Wednesday 24 April, the Fayre will travel to Needlehole on 25th, Bywater on 1st May and finish in Bree on May 2nd. All dwarrow traders are invited to contact Hanfur to secure a stall. Entertainers of all races are also invited to perform.

Date:	April 24th, 2013 – May 2nd, 2013
Time:	15.00-19.00 (ST)
Location:	Frerin’s Court, Needlehole, Bywater and Bree

Event details:

The first Travelling Dwarrow Fayre is about to begin! Join the brothers and sisters of Durin’s Folk and Khuzd Belkul in their caravans as they traverse Ered Luin, The Shire and Breelands to bring the finest Dwarrow goods to the people of Middle Earth. All dwarrow traders are welcome to register with Hanfur, fayre organiser, to sell their wares.

Ale and vittles will be avaiable with the finest entertainment in Eriador. Do not miss this unique event! Stalls, Games, Music and dancing. Even if you’re not buying come along and enjoy true dwarrow hospitality.

Dates:
Wednesday 24 April at Frerin’s Court, begins 3PM (ST)
Thursday 25 April at Needlehole Trading post, begins 3PM (ST)
Wednesday 1 May at Bywater (Green Dragon), begins 3PM (ST)
Thursday 2 May at Bree (Stone quarter market place), begins 3PM (ST)

OOC details:

Anyone wishing to sell (dwarves only) or entertain (all races) contact Hanfur in game or at hanfur@me.com. Rogue traders will meet an untimely end.

About The Dwarrow Scholar

The Dwarrow Scholar first experienced the brilliance of Tolkien when he received a copy of The Hobbit from his uncle as a kid, reading it feverishly again and again. Some years on, when he got his very own walk-man (aye forget about tiny phones, this thing was a brick and played cassette tapes) he made his own little audiotape of The Hobbit, so he could listen to it on his bike on his way to school. Between reenacting the Battle of Five armies with 4 of his school friends (still feel sorry for the kid that had to be the Orc) and before the days of the internet, you would find Roy frequently in libraries trying to find all he could about Tolkien and his beloved dwarves. When Roy isn’t delving into Neo-Khuzdul or searching for lost dwarvish treasures on the net he’s enjoying time with his wife and son, re-reading his tormented Tolkien paperbacks, watching a good movie, learning new languages or playing a game of LoTRO or other dwarf related games.

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