So as fate would have it, I am left with doing all the dungeons in EotN in NORMAL mode to get my Legendary Master of the North (LMotN).
I am looking for help/inspiration as to how to tackle these last dungeons. I need all dungeons with multiple levels, aside from Heart of the Shiverpeaks. For whatever reason, this feels like a monumental grind, mainly cause I already completed all of these dungeons in HM.
To those who went through this before, what approach did you take? Did you have a "system" to tackle the last few dungeons in your quest for LMotN?
The last few points in Legendary master of the North.
Asia Skyly
pedrobds
i just went through and did them 
I actually had a lot of fun and just brought my usual crew of 3 heroes and 4 henchies (before the update) and had wiki at my side in case i needed help
i wish you the best of luck
i wish you the best of luck
Asia Skyly
Did you start them with any plan? Or you just went for it? I am thinking of doing all of the 3 level ones in the order they appear on wiki. I am not sure why, after this superbly long journey, I am now dreading this part.
Green Sscythe
I just did them, with 7 heroes they went down in a mere 2 days. Trust me, its not hard
Marty Silverblade
I think you're making this into a bigger deal than it is. If you completed the HM stuff without significant problems than the NM stuff should just be a matter of doing it (if you're concerned about monotony, get some music or find someone to talk to). Time you spend reading/making/replying to this thread could be spent chewing up dungeons. I'd grab a dungeon book to keep track of what I've done and do them from easiest to hardest until I reached 1000 points. Perhaps consider finishing the rest off if you still need reputation points.
Venganza
Normal mode sucks, and I can understand why no one would want to play in it: ever.... however you have no choice, so man-up and get a wriggle on, it will be boring but super easy.
Angerus
I just did them at a casual pace, and the only thing I did was to do the hard ones first only. The choice of which one I did in order really just dependent on how much time I had at the time for a dungeon.
aspi
What approach? Did them the exact same way as I did in HM.
cosyfiep
I did them looking for chests (as I had not completed that title yet), and hoping for a nice item upon completion (just how many onyx do I really need????).
I did most of them before I did them hm so it wasnt a 'chore' and I still do some of them for the chance at something nice along the way (and I still havent finished chest running--so I usually get 5 or so just going thru).
I did most of them before I did them hm so it wasnt a 'chore' and I still do some of them for the chance at something nice along the way (and I still havent finished chest running--so I usually get 5 or so just going thru).
chuckles79
If you have completed them all then there isn't much left. I would personally skip doing Duncan in NM since if you have VQ'd the entire North and explored it, you can get away with skipping one dungeon or VQ.
Asia Skyly
Finally completed them all. I started with what I consider easiest (lowest number of levels and or ease of access).
Hero-ed these in order (where appropriate):
HoS (part of the story)
Fronis (Solo mission)
Lair of the snowmen
Ooze Pit
Oolas
Bloodstone
Ravens
Vloxen
Bogroots
Darkrimes
Rragar
Kathandrax <-- a Guildie ran me.
Cof
Did not do:
Slavers
Frostmaw
Arachni
Hero-ed these in order (where appropriate):
HoS (part of the story)
Fronis (Solo mission)
Lair of the snowmen
Ooze Pit
Oolas
Bloodstone
Ravens
Vloxen
Bogroots
Darkrimes
Rragar
Kathandrax <-- a Guildie ran me.
Cof
Did not do:
Slavers
Frostmaw
Arachni