Everyone needs to eat, and this if the profession of the cook using his cooking supplies they are able to rustle up some fine grub using only the best ingredients, food can have varous different effects but the main reason for it is to heal you back to full strength.

Each Tradeskill needs a gathering profession from another vocation, So although multiple Vocations allow you to be a tailor only some allow you to be a forester so you must buy or trade for the raw materials needed.

As seen in the Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, Moria - or Khazad-dûm to give it its dwarven name - is a massive underground complex located underneath the Misty Mountains of J. R. R. Tolkien's Middle Earth. In the LotRO expansion it will play host to hundreds of new quests to complete and foes to battle.

The first will be Mines of Moria, an expansion that adds not only the vast underground environments populated by dwarves, but also two new classes and a new legendary-item system. We managed to go hands-on with the game for the first time, as well as talk to Turbine's Jeffrey Steefel, at a recent London event.

Then there's the small fact that the game is set in one of the most beloved universes known to the western world. Screw it up and Turbine will be dealing with angry Hobbits for the rest of their careers. Even the wraith of Sauron can't compare to an angry LOTR fan. Finally, there's the small matter of that other game.

Finally, like the Burglar, if it's all going tits-up, a Captain can really help out; higher-level captains get some astounding survivability powers, giving them an effective last-stand ability while you finish off an enemy, or they can simply increase everyone's run speed for 30 seconds, so you can get the hell of there.

We've ordered them in increasing order as to how many of the developers at Turbine play as them, a sort of top ten of the best. Except it's actually a top 9, as there's only 9 classes.