You will need some kind of client to play Elendor, You can telnet in, but here is Pueblo, the client I use to connect.
Recently he was promoted to Dog (warrior) and is back on his way up, having received the job of Standard Bearer for the Dol Guldur garrison.
I will be leaving all the old information up for histories sake. Here is the Moria webpage, and here is my new description. My latest character is Gurstaka, a Muzgak in the Thrakburzum clan, and senior smith.
Deep in the bowels of the central Misty Mountains lies Moria, the "Black Chasm." Huge and haunting, forbidding and forsaken, this subterranean mansion delved by the ancient Dwarves only sinks deeper into speculation and legend as time drains away. Indeed, though it was formerly a most marvelous creation of Middle-earth, it's now but a forlorn testimony to both lust and greed, a phenomenon of the onerous struggle with Evil Tragedy that often befalls the invoker of hubris. He who seeks to walk the paths of Moria and exploit the treasures there may easily quail under the power of its plight and legacy, and certainly might he endure visions and terrors exceeding comprehension. Moria is both luxury and treachery incarnate.
Once Dwarves ruled here, but now Moria's chambers have grown dark and its builders have been lost to it. The grand levels of old remain, but they are instead frequented by the visitations of Orcs, Trolls, Wolves, and other heinous denizens. The tribes of Orcs have banded in alliances unholy, while beasts prowl in their passages. Meanwhile, an unidentified demon lurks in the Deeps below: whispered tales speak of Durin's Bane, a Scourge of Might which once served the Black Enemy, Morgoth. Whatever be the veracity of these tales, Moria is shunned and mostly forgotten according to the volition of the mortal races of the upper world, and hardly discussed amongst the First-born Eldar.
