MIRROR OF GALADRIEL

1. The elf guard outside the royal flet won't respond to smalltalk. If you have found the five objects (see below) he directs you to the berth. In the standard version, you get a stat increase as well (+2 Will, Luck, and Life; +1 Endurance). (In the enhanced version, you should see Galadriel at the hythe for the reward, although you must still go here first. Somehow it seems more appropriate that you benefit from her blessing.) In the flet, a video clip is shown in the enhanced version. If Gandalf fell in Moria, some lines of dialogue are displayed. Galadriel then asks you to meet her at the Mirror, and suggests that you seek five objects of power: a crown of elanor, a scabbard, a silver horn, an elfstone, and the light of Eärendil's star. While you do not have to do so, finding them might make you better prepared for your journey. You can recruit Celeborn if you like.
2. Amglin.
3. Moriel.
4. Bragolhir. If Legolas is present, Bragolhir challenges him to a race around the hill. Answer Yes to win and get a stat increase (+2 Dexterity). If you refuse, Bragolhir is disappointed but the offer still stands.
5. Tharos.
6. You hear the voice of an elf-maid (Aldawen) singing.
7. Barahim.
8. The mirror of Galadriel. If you have talked to Galadriel at #1, she appears here. You see a vision of Dol Guldur. Get Galadriel's key. You can use a bottle to draw some water (at night only) – from the stream or from the Mirror, it is not clear which.
9. The door with the swan-shaped keyhole cannot be opened with picklock or the Unlock spell. Use Galadriel's key. The door locks itself again; you must use the key from the inside as well. The tunnels connect to Moria.
   • a. There are dragon bones here.
   • b. If you have Dwarf lore, a message is displayed when you enter the cave. If Gimli, Kiri, or Druin approaches the forge, and you do not have Durin's Axe, an apparition of Durin appears, commanding them to seek it. If neither of them is present, the entire room bursts into flame. All characters take 2–8 points of damage.
   • c. You have a vision of dwarves and their hunger for gold.
   • d. You have a vision of the Witch-King.
   • e. The stench of sulphur makes you dizzy.
   • f. You hear a bird cry 'Gandalf'. Using a pick or a shovel at the rubble does not work. Use Durin's pick or the !Durin word of power to release a brown bird. It warns you against the false Radagast.
   • g. Use the White Wings to fly to the small island. Only the leader may use the wings.
   • h. Trade the White Wings to the eagle (it looks rather like a brown bird). The leader gets the !Thorondor word of power and is teleported back to the shore.
   • i. You are attacked by six uruk-hai.
   • j. When you enter the cave a dragon's voice is heard. Pressing on, you are suddenly touched by dragon sickness. A few steps further and the phantom dragon is heard again. Get the White Wings.
   • k. Passage to the sixth deep of Moria.
10. Gilien.
11. Aldawen's flet. If Legolas is present, she falls in love with him at first sight and offers him an elanor crown as token of her love. If he is not around, ask her about the elanor crown. Answer Yes to take it and deny her love forever. If you answer No, she insists that you have it anyway. Get the elanor crown.
12. Isilwen.

Questions Galadriel Doom, Dol Guldur, Help, Mirror, Hythe, Library, Finarfin Celeborn Help, Quest, Dol Guldur, Thingol, Hythe, Library Amglin Scabbard, Peace, Galadriel, Lorien, News, Base Moriel Lorien, Galadriel, Betray, Dol Guldur Bragolhir Scabbard, Hythe, Lorien, Mallorn, Niphredil/Elanor, News, Base Tharos Crown, Joy, Galadriel, Lorien, News, Base Barahim Peace, Horn, Dwarf/Moria, Dol Guldur, Lorien, Galadriel, News, Kelmandol Gilien Crown/Elanor, Labor, Lorien, Mallorn, News, Elring, Dol Guldur Aldawen Elanor/Crown, Love Isilwen Labor, Dol Guldur, Galadriel, Mirror, Lorien, News, Base

• The flet marked '?' is not used. You can teleport there: map 11, x 3450, y 845.
• Arwen suggests that the guard at Galadriel's gate may want to see her token, but he does not. However, an unused string shows that at one time during development he was meant to: '"The Lady Arwen's token!" the guard exclaims. "We cannot refuse this. You will see the Lady at once."' Another unused string reads: 'The guard smiles. "The Lady Galadriel will gladly receive you. May you find knowledge and wisdom in her company."' Perhaps the Arwen token was needed if Aragorn was not present?
• At the mirror, Galadriel says that it is not too late to rescue Frodo, regardless of who was actually brought to Dol Guldur.
• A melancholy mood clearly prevails in Caras Galadon, as is seen from talking to the inhabitants. Also, many of them seem to think of the "labours of Lorien" as never-ending chores, even though they should have all the time in the world. Or because of it?