The Wandering Elves’ Eclectic Music (Other LotR-based locations and multi-Age)

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“Music from all Ages and varied places, from the Noldolantë to songs celebrating the downfall of Sauron, focusing on the most recent times. (This is the stall for all prompts that are set in places in the Third and Fourth Ages that do not have stalls of their own, such as Moria and Lothlórien, or for stories that span more than one Age.)

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Bombastic Inspiration: Tale of a Rune-keeper

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This is a prompt for the lotro players out there (or anyone who wants to tackle it - link here to info on rune-keepers in lotro (http://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/Rune-keeper_Skills)). The rune-keeper is by far my favorite class in Lord of the Rings Online - and the most obvious canon-breaking class there is. My challenge to you is to write a tale of a rune-keeper. You could choose to write about an original character, about a canon character who has the abilities, or explain away some part of canon using the magical rune-keeper. It's whatever you want to do, as long as there's a rune-keeper popping in there somewhere.

Rune-keepers. The sparkly vampires of the Tolkien fandom.

No regrets. Any takers? I clearly need some rune-keeper writing buddies in this fandom...