• Welcome to MCME!

    Minecraft Middle Earth is a Minecraft community that recreates the world described by JRR Tolkien and his writings. Everyone can participate in organized events in which we collaborate to create major landmarks, terrain, caves, castles, towns, farms and more.

    To get started, visit The New Player Guide

    Joining the server

    Joining the server can be done straight away, but you will have to pass the New Player Quiz. Use the The New Player Guide to get acquainted with our community.

    IP: build.mcmiddleearth.com

LOL That Droog Said...

Thrall Joe_Lop: may i just apply ing
Artisan Ma5terMinD: apply for ?
Bounder DynoDaring64: apply for what?
Thrall Joe_Lop: builder
Bounder DynoDaring64: you need to be active for 2 weeks to get Commoner first
Thrall Joe_Lop: Sir im a certified builder of the planet minecraft
Thrall Joe_Lop: I shall be artisan if i am allowed
Bounder DynoDaring64: good for you but here you have to apply for Commoner first then try for Artist
Thrall Joe_Lop: Oh my
 
For those whom might not know of the origins of "Minas Moriah," just after I became a guide, later called ranger, a new player joined the server from somewhere in South America, I believe it was Brazil, but don't hold me accountable to that. Anyway, I give him my first tour as guide, we're making our way through Hobbiton, and approaching the Green Dragon in Bywater when he says in chat "Has Minas Moriah been constructed," or something along those lines, and TeamSpeak erupts in laughter, as I stumble to try and interpret what this thrall was asking. I tried to explain to him that Moria was made, and that Mina's Tirith had not been started at that time, however it came to light that the Brazilian or Spanish copy of The Lord of the Rings spells the names of certain locations different. And thus, Minas Moriah was born. So thank you whoever this droog was for this long lasting MCME meme!
 
Thx for telling all us newbies the origin, Speedy
 
Steve_Paul_Jobs said:
however it came to light that the Brazilian or Spanish copy of The Lord of the Rings spells the names of certain locations different.
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They do, but with Moria specifically the name wasn't changed in either the Portuguese or Spanish translations. Maybe he just forgot how to spell the name, it happens.

By the way thanks for telling us the origin.
 
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