Idrial was a Elf of Lothlórien.

She was a part of the company of travelers controlled by the player in The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age.

She rescues Berethor from the blades of the Nazgul, and accompanies him in his quest. They are then joined, in order, by the Dunedain ranger, Elegost, Hadhod, the Rohirrim shieldmaiden Morwen, Eaoden, a spearman of Theoden's Royal Guard of Rohan. Idrial and her companions appear in the Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth II as pre-made create-a-heroes.

AdventureEdit

After healing Berethor, the two set out for an Elven outpost to resupply Berethor with weapons and provisions and to fully heal him. Once they depart from the outpost they discover Saruman has betrayed them. He sends foul orcs and wargs which constantly assail the pair in Eregion but the Isengarders are no match for the devastating combination of Berethor and Idrial.

After travelling through the dangers of Eregion, they reach the mountains. It is in these mountains that they meet their next party member, Elegost. Elegost is an archer and is very useful, as he can heal and use devastating spirit and ranger attacks. With Elegost, they clear the area of wargs and head on their way. Elegost tells them they must recover a map of Moria from an orc that stole it from him during a fight and find his old dwarf friend. Now they travel through the rest of Eregion and complete quests on the way, essentially following the Fellowships' route. Now, the party reaches an area where there are some abandoned boats. After a little search they find. . . the dwarf Hadhod! He is being attacked by a cave troll. After helping him defeat the troll, he will join your party. Then they enter Moria. They confront The Watcher almost as soon as they enter. They battle it two times, defeating it the second. While traveling through Moria they confront many goblins and trolls. They later enter the room of Balin, Lord of Moria. Who lies in his crushed tomb. The Balrog, Durin's Bane, later finds them. Idrial realises that it is after the wizard, Gandalf The Grey. They confront the Balrog with Gandalf, not offering that much help, because they are not strong enough to defeat the Balrog. When they are done fighting, Gandalf falls with the Balrog, to later kill it. They sail to find Boromir, for Berethor's quest. Only to find that Boromir is dead. As they get out of their boat, and Uruk is about to attack, but an elf, Aranel, shoots him down with his bow before he has a chance. The party questions why he is there. Idrial says that she could not always be around to protect them, so she had Aranel watch over them.They later find Gandalf The White, and offer to help him with his quest. They later find Aranel's scouts spread around the area, one dead, the rest are alive. They have to defeat many attacking Uruks in that area and help Aranel. When they are done, they travel to Rohan, Home of the Horse Lords. They need to gather riders to aid Eomer, and Gandalf. While finding riders, they meet a new member of the party, Morwen. She is fighting orcs when they find her. She is looking for her family, and the party offers to help. Berethor falls in love with her, and Idrial is frustrated because of this, but realises they are destined to be together.

AbilitiesEdit

A servant of Galadriel, Lady of Light, Idrial is well versed in the art of mêlée combat and Magic. By utilizing her Healing powers, Idrial can quickly become the party healer. She is also adept at water magic, unleashing its full power with Loudwater Fury and the dreaded Water Stallion, which mimics the water-spirit horses that defend the Ford of Rivendell. In addition, Aura of the Valar is very effective, as it automatically revives a fallen teammate and replenishes their Action Points, should they be fall. She can also be quite effective as the group's spellcaster. It is recommended that one focus on her Spirit rather than her Strength

Sword CraftEdit

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