MERP is a total conversion modification of the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Explore Middle-earth in a fully open-ended environment like you've never seen before. Play races like Elves, Men, Hobbits and Dwarves and take part in the War of the Ring.

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Velancious
Velancious - - 1,978 comments

This can't be Oblivion...Oh wait it is! Epic guys!

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Stormraven40
Stormraven40 - - 185 comments

I am going to get a new computer that only is allowed to run this mod.

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Sol-fa
Sol-fa - - 217 comments

That looks sooooooo much better than the first model!

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IndiTim
IndiTim - - 3 comments

Hmm.. its nice but, it looks a bit small for a Great watchtower of Amon Sul.. compared to the Movie and Lord of the Rings online game. just my opinion.
Some pictures I like of Wheatertop
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Trueping.com
Images.mmorpg.com

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Nuvendil
Nuvendil - - 924 comments

The movie shot is desceptive and the landscape makes it look bigger than it is from a distance. In the close up shots it is still pretty big, but not as big as it at first seems. The LOTRO version is just...well it is really big. I think that this version is to scale with the rest of our world.

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IndiTim
IndiTim - - 3 comments

It looks great tho, don't get me wrong. :P
I just thought if you guys can make a bigass Minas Tirith, Ortanc and Barad Dur.. Then wy make a tiny Wheatertop, especially when its always referred to as 'The Great Watchtower of Amon Sul'
I'm just saying.. and who knows maybe it looks bigger ingame then it does on the screenshot.
Keep up the good work
Cheers

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Nuvendil
Nuvendil - - 924 comments

I get what you're saying. If you look at the pic with the Nazgul in it, it gives and idea of scale. Also, there will be other ruins around the tower.

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Anathar88
Anathar88 - - 76 comments

Those last 2 pics are really good. I do agree that Amon Sul needs to be a ****-hair bigger, but personally I think the hill its built on is not steep enough, and I would like to see more "ruins", if you get what I mean. Like, pieces of the structure scattered on the ground to make it look like it crumbled or something.

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Dønny
Dønny - - 156 comments

inditim is right..but looks good!

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Legolose
Legolose - - 1,625 comments

Amazing work guys keep it up ;)

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RandomZombi3
RandomZombi3 - - 558 comments

They had to make it big in LOTRO to fit large numbers of characters for the fights. I'm loving these screenshots! (:

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Asterai
Asterai - - 2 comments

I'm about to be a nitpicking jerk, but...

Arches can't stay up if they don't include the full arc or some mighty strong glue. So those half-arches are unphysical if they use anything like conventional masonry techniques.

But, beautiful work, I'm loving these screenshots! There is some really amazing stuff in here!

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Our finished model of Amon Sul!

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