So its been a very Frostfell Weekend for me. Riowa the ‘zerker made four levels and actually ran out of Vitality for the first time ever.
He got a shiny new sword:
And check out the detail, which is almost impossible to see unless you use a ‘dressing room’ mod (Angela’s Templar is showing if off here): 
And a Bauble:
And this axe, which just looks pretty but isn’t that impressive in use:
And two trees:
And Frostfell has just begun! Happy {insert your game’s live holiday event} Everyone!
Do the tree’s go in housing?
Yup, personal houses or guild halls.
Does it use a SWG type system, or hook based like lotro?
Just a note: In order to be able to unlock all of the tree lighting options, you have to do the “Feelin’ Gifty in [your city here]” quest. This year, in addition to the regular green Frostfell trees, good- and evil-aligned cities also offer specific trees — for good characters, a Frosted Frostfell Tree, and for evil characters, a Dead Frostfell Tree. Each one of these has a few unique lighting options.
SWG (I was so disappointed by LOTRO’s hooks!) People do all kinds of crazy things, combining objects to make other objects and so forth. I really need to do a post about the guild hall some time.
For instance look at this scene someone created using a bunch of the baby dragon ‘plushies’: http://forums.station.sony.com/eq2/posts/list.m?topic_id=438809
@ Werit:
Oh, the EQ2 housing system is unparalleled in the MMO world! You can place just about any item just about anywhere. I recommend checking out the Norrathian Homeshow forum on the EQ2 official forums…the creativity some folks display is astounding.
I still am a big fan of SWG’s… which I am guessing is very similar to EQ2. However I like sci-fi more than fantasy, so SWG wins for me
I love the charm slot items the Frostfell token vendor sells.
@Werit — we had a whole city we built that a friend and I decorated quite religously. It was wonderful, the best game ever, to just be interior decorators for a whole town. They gave us rights, we crafted to our hearts content, and in the end had a pretty unique set-up. That’s the part of SWG I miss… before all the “retooling” or whatever they called it. Thanks for making me think of it!