http://www.aticlassaction.com/index.html
"You are a class member if, while residing in the United States, you purchased for your own personal use and not for resale an ATI graphics card (that means a card built by or for ATI, not by or for another company such as Asus, Diamond, Gigabyte, Palit, Sapphire, or VisionTek) from one of the following series: Radeon® 9550; Radeon® 9800; Radeon® x700; Radeon® x800; Radeon® x850; Radeon® x1300; Radeon® x1600; Radeon® x1800; Radeon® x1900; All-in-Wonder® 9800; All-in-Wonder® 2006; All-in-Wonder® x600; All-in-Wonder® x800; All-in-Wonder® x1800; All-in-Wonder® x1900; or any FireGL® or FireMV® series of graphics cards. You must have made your purchase during the period from January 1, 2003 to March 31, 2006."
Depending on how many people file a claim you could be eligible for a video card or a share of the 3 million dollar cash settlement. I did replace my video card on my old computer in that time period but I'll have to dig around and see if I qualify.
There's an online claim form at the the site linked.
http://herald.warhammeronline.com/warherald/NewsArticle.war?id=813
I've been checking out LOTRO lately which has been suprisingly fun.
Got a few characters I'm checking out, but I've been playing a warden mostly - Brohna - and got to level 21 the other day. I'll look for you, I'm getting on right now.
There's an awful lot of those Xbox-style "accomplishments" built in, like "cast this 2 minute cooldown spell 1000 times." They have buffs associated with them but I can't tell if those are really necessary to work toward or if they're just a distraction. I've been picking one and sort of obsessively casting it whenever I'm walking between quests.
The buffs from the achievements are helpful. When you find a bard in a town you can activate or re-arrange them. You get achievement, racial, class and legendary buffs. Some you get from using a spell or skill over and over again and others from getting to a certain level.
As far as working towards them, that I never do. I just play the game. In the early levels they don't seem to make a huge difference, but I've heard in the higher levels they are necessary and that you can change your build to suit a certain situation (dps, healing, tanking, etc.)
My dwarf guardian's name is Caohmen and I'll try to be on around 8ish eastern time.