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Finished Dol Amroth

Will a gate be added to the climbing road from the harbor. I think it would be wise. Also, I can see an intersting design with the top of this gate at same level than the top of the rock (so the gate wouldn't block the road at its upper end).
 
Hi,I'm new,well kind of ,but I need a job can someone get me one.Thanks!
Jobs are events in which Adventurers are allowed to build in the main map of the Build server. They're started by Designers when they need to get a group of people to build a road, ruin some houses or something like that. Designers usually use TeamSpeak, a third party application we use to talk, to pass the job instructions.

They're not exactly scheduled but there are around 1 every day. If you go online you can ask a Designer to start a job but they might not be able to do it at that moment.

I think you should read the Frequently Asked Questions page if you haven't done so already
http://www.mcmiddleearth.com/faq/

Also, your forum name should be the same as your Minecraft in game name.
 
Hi. I talked to demonataz about a contest coming soon. Does anyone know details about this? Also I will NOT be here on February 15th and 16th because I am going to a water park. Thanks! (I'm also sorry for this bold lettering. I didn't mean for this to happen! Thanks for this also!)
 
Demon would be the one who knows, because he's the one who will be running the contest
Being gone on those 2 days won't be a problem though. Contests don't take place on 1 or 2 specific days; they are usually done over 3 or more weeks.
 
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