Just in time for summer, Lord of the Rings Online's latest patch brings the Midsummer Festival's new island and the last level cap on the Treebeard Legendary Server.Â
 After a couple of delays, The Lord of the Rings Online's new 64-bit server Sting will open up today. The team announced schedules, housing info, and transfer details.
In response to continued demand, The Lord of the Rings Online will open up two more 64-bit servers.
LOTRO players can expect plenty in 2025, according to the latest 'A Letter from Orion' post by the famed Lead Systems Designer.Â
Weeks after the 64-bit servers launched for Lord of the Rings Online, we finally have a firm date for when housing will be turned on. Here's what you need to know.
To say the Lord of the Rings Online Transfer Wizard has been overloaded is an understatement. We know have something of an inkling of just how overloaded it is as the MMO's executive producer announced that the wizard has handled over 1 million character transfers.
It's been a rough week for the Standing Stone Games team as LotRO's 64-bit servers haven't quite had the debut we were all hoping for. But hey, we got some good memes for our troubles.
As more and more Legacy MMOs continue to hum decades after their initial release, there is a fundamental challenge when it comes to keeping them relevant over that time. We talked with Standing Stone Games' Rob Ciccolini about the new technology his team is using to keep them running, as well as how to keep them relevant over the years to come.
Today, the 64-bit server opening process begins in LOTRO with character creation and name claims.
Titled Secrets of Utug-bûr, the LotRO update adds a fresh new raid, a massive update to Birding, new Heritages, and more.
The LOTRO team teased the inevitable 64-bit world dates as recently as this week, and now we have a precise date to the event.
In a new post, the devs outline in more definite, written, and brief terms what players need to know for the upcoming move, including a cut-off date and asset transfer details.
Lord of the Rings Online's latest update sees the return of an event, more character slots for paying players, and more.
Yesterday, Standing Stone Games finally gave some more details about the upcoming 64-bit server transfers announced late last year, including information about how many servers will spin up initially, transfers, and more.
Standing Stone Games has released LotRO's letter to the players this week, highlighting some of 2024 while looking ahead at 2025. The roadmap shows some features such as an update to birding, a deed log refresh and more, as well as a new expansion on the horizon in 2025.