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The Lotro Keg-races at Thorin¡¯s Hall
The dwarves of Thorin¡¯s Halls are well prepared for the rigourous Keg-races that will take place this summer in Frerin¡¯s Court. The four contestants all have a great deal of experience with running about in pursuit of the next mug¡and naturally with downing that mug as well.
Kolmar
Kolmar is a favourite patron at the Inn, and many a dwarf has marveled at his rather vigourous enjoyment of fine beers in great quantity. The innkeeper, while very grateful for the steady flow of coin into his purse, has been heard grumbling at times about how difficult it is to keep such a thirsty dwarf well-supplied.
Lar
Lar, the fairest-haired of all the contestants, is revered first and foremost for his outstanding appearance. His burly arms, muscular legs, and flowing golden beard make him a good-looking candidate, to say the least. For what could a dwarf need to win a keg-race besides two great strong arms with which to lift a mug, and a pair of excellent legs to boot? Lar is usually present at every social gathering from Gondamon to Thorin¡¯s Hall. Ever popular for his charm, he is regularly supplied with a constant provision of brew. Free of charge, naturally!
Signar
Signar¡¯s flaming red hair is very visible against the snows of Frerin¡¯s Court. His hobbies include drinking, racing, and knocking out any who stare impolitely at his red locks. Signar¡¯s fervour matches his fiery mane, but does it lend him speed? This hotheaded dwarf will stop at nothing to best his competitors with their tresses so dull.
Ott¨®
Ott¨®, an adventurous resident of Thorin¡¯s Hall, is newly-returned from a long expedition. In truth it was rather a short expedition ¨C he meant it to be long, certainly, and hoped that his path would take him beyond the Hollin Gate for a reunion with Brogur and B¨®si¡¯s folk. He was, however, hopelessly diverted from his goals the moment he set foot in Needlehole. He spent the better part of a year sampling, and happily drowning in, the finest and most excellent brews of the whole Shire. His rigourous training routine of drinking great quantities of beer and travelling from inn to inn has made him a favourite in the Keg-racing competition this summer.
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