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LOTR The Fourth Age UPDATED 08/08 crash fixed

NEW EXPANSION
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3022590226

Assimilation is now active for human pops

Guide for building below in DISCUSSIONS

My sub discord page

https://discord.com/channels/872929881447604274/1054755852923437066

AGE OF THE ORC UPDATE

!The hole maps been painted
!population growth has been slashed for late game lag
!all orc buildings have been reworked
!fixed the bug that stops using higher level uniits for orcs
!tons of tweaks
!little ui change

load order
1 ui mod
2 main war of the ring
3 this mod

ALL MOST EVERYTHING HAS BEEN CHANGED


The Dominion of Men is set during the Fourth Age of Tolkien’s Middle-earth. It is based solidly upon the lore of The Lord of the Rings books and associated official works, but is set three-and-a-half centuries after the end of the War of the Ring. Themed around a little-known (and unfinished) story by J.R.R. Tolkien entitled The New Shadow, the modification focuses upon the rise of a dark cult among the Mannish peoples during the Fourth Age of Middle-earth.

The Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor was reforged by King Elessar, or Aragorn II, in TA 3019. Its capital in the North is Annúminas, and in the South, Minas Anor (formerly Minas Tirith). At the beginning of the Fourth Age the Reunited Kingdom included all the lands of Gondor and Arnor. King Elessar was also overlord of the City-kingdom of Dale. After the death of Eldarion, Aragorn II's son, the Reunited Kingdom began to weaken as a political entity and friendly rivals such as Dale began to expand. Today, over three-and-a-half centuries into the Fourth Age, the House of Telcontar is split, with the lands of Mordor and eastern Arnor lost to the self-proclaimed Kingdom of Adûnabâr. The Reunited Kingdom's Fleet is weak from naval engagements with Corsair ships, and Gondor's southern borders are threatened by the Haradrim. The people of the Reunited Kingdom of Gondor and Arnor hold true to their Dúnedanic culture.