The only problem is that I am levelling up faster than I can complete quests. As a consequence of my completionist policy I spend a lot of my time doing quests which are a fair bit below below my level. Throg is now level 56 fast approaching 57 and still has a lot to do before finishing Zelem Melek.
It's not really a problem but Throg is probably a little under-geared because the rewards from these quests are generally below his level. At least with the Christmas season coming up I should have time to run a few more fellowship instances which should net me some gear.
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This has always been a problem with the quest deeds (well, actually all of the deeds) are set up. I don't think I'm ever going to level an alt in LOTRO, simply because I did all the content, including grinding hundreds of additional mobs after running out of quests, on my first character for deed credit.
That is a very good point GA. Traits mean that you can't just grind an alt to max level in the most efficient way possible - you still have to go back and do all those quests in Bree and everywhere else in order to get your traits. I also have been put off levelling an alt for this very reason.
Since the advent of MoM the picture has changed a bit because traits are capped at 10 and you can max out several traits in more than one way. Nevertheless the principle remains - Traits are a big grind and doing it on a second character is not very appealing.
By the way GA MoM is very solo friendly if you were thinking of coming back. I am sure it lacks the multi million dollar polish of Wotlk but it really is a great expansion.
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