The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria Launches Second Mini-game

Posted by Stephany on Friday, May 9th, 2008 at 8:44 am under Codemasters, Gamer Life, Lord of the Rings, Computer, Game Platforms, Games, Game Companies
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Turbine and Codemasters Online have announced the launch of “Swig and Toss”, the second mini-game for the Unlock the Mines of Moria website. Registered participants can challenge themselves and their friends to earn special deeds that unlock unique rewards including exclusive videos, images, and in-game items that will aid them on their journey when The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria launches this fall.Swig and Toss is an axe throwing competition with a bit of drinking and wagering to make things more interesting! In this 10-round game, players try to keep a steady aim while attempting to hit a target with their axe. Hit the mark and win, miss and hear the Dwarves around you scoff at your lack of skill. The more you drink, the more you can wager, but be warned - the more you drink, the blurrier things get and it is harder to see the target.

It is loads of fun, but I am afraid that I am not too good at drinking games so I will one of the few who do not get to unlock any special items when the expansion is released. Hopefully, these items will not be “bind on acquire” and I can purchase them at my Kin’s auction house.

Via: Press Release

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3 Responses to “The Lord of the Rings Online: Mines of Moria Launches Second Mini-game”

  • Cleitanious says:

    Kinships dont have personal auction houses.

  • Evismang says:

    Cleitanious, true, but you can set auctions to be sold only to kin members.

  • Stephany says:

    Exactly Evismang. :wink:

    It is a sad day when you have to constantly make sure you phrase something so that someone does not come along and "register their disgust throughout the world" every time you say anything online. But such is the internet. It is a cruel mistress :lol:

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