Turbine has posted the latest edition of the creatures of Middle Earth feature over at the official LOTR Online website. Found in the forested wetlands of western Middle-earth, the bog-lurker lives a concealed existence in the darkened wilds. The lurker, at first glance, appears to be made of bracnhes and moss, a definite camouflage advantage.

The latest installment of the weekly development activities has been posted by Turbine on the official D&D Online website. If you want to check out exactly what the future holds for Stormreach, check the link.

Turbina has announced that the alpha stage for the Lord Of The Rings Online has officially begun. Of course, we still have a way to go before the beta begins, but it is a step in the right direction.

Apparently Turbine has changed their opinion on having raids in LOTR Online. Now, the game will feature raids and there will be a shift in the game focus for large groups. Turbine rminds us to take note that this does not mean there will be no soloing available though. Click the link to read more.

The winners of the first ever D&D Online In-game Trivia Contest have revealed themselves! You can see for yourself just who is the master of Streamreach Knowledge by checking the link!

Check out what D&D has planned for their future updates. Just click the link.

Turbine has posted the latest weekly forum roundup over at the official D&D Online website. The level cap, a dev chat, and the Stratics chat log are just a few of the topics covered.

Turbine has posted information on another one of middle earth's creatures, the Neekerbreekers, one of Eridor's many insect varieties.

Turbine sends word that tomorrow there will be a developer's chat with the D&D Online guys hosted by, who else, stratics. If you want to be a part of the event, check the link for details.

TORN for has hosted a chat with Jeffrey Steefel from Turbine on July 10th! You can read the log here.