Adds new weapons, armor, food, and other items to Middle-earth.
55.7 of the 68 points that apply = 82 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
LOTR History Items expands the Lord of the Rings mod with roleplay, military, and world-building content for Middle-earth, intended especially for multiplayer and roleplay worlds. It adds a broad range of equipment and collectibles, including more than 100 culturally styled weapons, armor sets for factions such as Gondor, Doriath, and Westfold, mount armor, shields, crowns, relics, and historical artifacts. Its expanded food system includes pies, salads, baked goods, teas that can temporarily clear negative effects or grant short-lived buffs, and crops such as tomatoes, chives, and tea plants. The military additions include hundreds of soldiers, archers, cavalry, commanders, and banner bearers, with examples such as Khazad boar riders, Eregion horse riders, and Arnorian and Cardolan units. Faction-specific additions also include new weapons and equipment, such as Khazad daggers, Breeland pikes, Doriath glaives, and bows for Eregion, Arnor, Rhudaur, Gondolin, and Lebennin. New unit roles and faction variations extend across cultures including Gondor, Lebennin, Dol Amroth, Dale, Rohan, Dorwinion, Breeland, and the Elven realms of Lindon, Rivendell, Mirkwood, and Lothlórien. Some equipment can be earned through play: for example, Hill Troll Chieftains drop Gondolin equipment, Barrow-Wights drop Arnorian bows, and Dead Marshes Wraiths drop Last Alliance armor. For building and furnishing, the addon provides faction-styled blocks and furniture such as chairs, benches, tables, shelves, bookshelves, thrones, and large elven-design flower pots; it also adds an activatable Palantír. It also adds rings with distinct effects: the One Ring can become more harmful the longer it is carried, while the Three Elven Rings and the Dwarven and human rings grant different boosts and active abilities. The addon requires the Lord of the Rings mod; newer versions no longer require Dwarven Realms.
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