Harvestmath Cauldron

Festival/Event: Fall Festival
Price: 24 × <span class="fj-inline-icon" data-tooltip="Fall Festival Tokens" style="cursor:pointer"><img alt="Fall Festival Tokens" height="22" src="/assets/droids_fj-lotro-icons_icons_fall-festival.png" title="Fall Festival Tokens" width="22"/> Fall Festival Tokens
Set Name: <span data-tooltip="Whole Sets Coming Soon!" style="border-bottom:1px dashed #ccc;cursor:pointer" title="Whole Sets Coming Soon!">Cobweb
Gear Slot: <span data-tooltip="A future filter!" style="border-bottom:1px dashed #ccc;cursor:pointer" title="A future filter!">Held
Category: <span data-tooltip="A future filter!" style="border-bottom:1px dashed #ccc;cursor:pointer" title="A future filter!">Held
Dyable: No

I try to do interesting write-ups, but some are quite tricky! The LOTRO Harvestmath Cauldron is one of those, but let's see what we can do, eh?

I've taken this shot from the official site, but adjusted it so it's in more "neutral" light. I find that's better for outfitting! LOTRO have done a great job here of the cast-iron look and, as you can see, you can carry it while mounted on the Fall Hobby-broom.

LOTRO Hobby-broom Mount (Official Image) - like a hobby-horse, but without a tail at one end and twigs for a brush at the other. Given that it's, you know, a broom. — LOTRO's Official Image of the Hobby-broom

The metal bowl is full of some icky green liquid that almost certainly isn't green tea.

Held Item or Cosmetic Weapon?

Yes...and yes. A lot of items can become weapons with the wrong intentions. Or the right ones for self-defence. Though, if you're defending yourself with a (probably pretty heavy) cauldron, you're pretty darned strong and your assailant won't be expecting that!

So whether you're out gathering ingredients for potions, or need something to brew coffee, grab a Harvestmath Cauldron. Just be careful how much you leave in it, before mounting the Hobby-broom. Spillages will, in the very least, be on your feet.