This is a full conversion Tolkien mod for Crusader Kings 2 which will feature bookmarks throughout the Third Age. This mod is being developed independently from any other LotR or Middle Earth mods out there. The map will cover the main areas of Middle Earth, known in the books and films. So, Middle-Earth is waiting for you! Will you play as the descendant of one of the noble families of Rohan or Gondor? Will you try to reforge the ancient kingdoms of Elves in Eriador? Or will you try to destroy all the Free Peoples, and claim Middle Earth for Morgoth? This mod will give you a unique strategy experience of the Third Age in Middle-Earth. From Forodwaith to Bellakar, from Lindon to Rhûn, lead your dynasty and survive the Dark Times. Become one of the most important Lords of the Age!
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| Can't land Gandalf | Locked | |
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| Aug 15 2014 Anchor | ||
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For some reason it is impossible to grant landed titles to certain characters. For example, I was hoping that I could play as Gandalf by starting with his liege and granting him a county (this way I can load the save as Gandalf and play from his perspective). It says I can not grant Gandalf land because he is unable to reproduce. Again, tried granting the freshly conquered lands of Minis Tirith to the Witch King when I was playing as Sauron (the witch king had good stats, so I thought he would manage the lands well). Again, it says I can't grant lands to those who can't get married. This prevents the ability to play as important characters. I am not asking to remove the inability to marry (that wouldn't make sense), I am just asking to make granting these characters land a possibility. Or at the very least make Gandalf start out with a landed title. |
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| Aug 16 2014 Anchor | ||
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Gandalf shouldn't be landed, IMHO, as he's more a nomad character. I know this could be annoying for some of you, but you always can give him some lands by adding his id in the history/titles if you want |
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