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https://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/Epic_Quests
And here's the over all Quest flow for the game:
https://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/zones_by_level
After 57 you'll be overleveled for Moria, but that's not such a bad thing there.
Take your Vitamin D
That's good advice for anyone who plays games, especially a lot.
Apparently, I already did 'Epic - Volume 2 - Prologue' but it did not direct me to 'Book 1 - Chapter 1: Strangers in Hollin' n Eregion. I am guessing if I follow this new epic storyline, it will take me into Moria.
With LOTRO being around so long, those who know will for themselves & advise others to go to Hollin Gate and start Volume 2 Book 1 and skip over the Prologue.
Why though? Set milestones to inside and head off to your houses (and other milestones) at will. Never understood this 'locked in Moria' mentality