Westernesse mod for Battle for Middle-earth II: Rise of the Witch King

Bear in mind that 'Rohan' is a part of the Elendili faction, as are what becomes Arnor and Gondor - they are not separate factions, and the Éothéod we see are more mercenary units than loyal ones, so if we are to have Eorl as a Hero, he would be recruited from the Inn rather than the fortress, as with the Éothéod. However, good idea about Dale, they would too be a good addition. Hence, Elendili will stay named as Elendili.

Annûndili, however, literally means 'the Fair Northwestern People', thus referring directly to the Elves without breaking the tradition of Quenya naming.

However, I'm considering giving the Black Númenórean faction a new name to follow suit, because that seems to be a name by which their enemies would describe them, rather than what they call themselves. I'll give that a little thought. Any suggestions in the meantime?

Er... meant in Quenya or a native language. And to the point, what self-respecting person calls themselves corrupted? :p

In answer to this, I've ended up with Adûnaim. This literally means "Númenóreans", which might seem like a copout of a name, but I think the Black Númenóreans themselves would consider themselves not some sort of evil variation of the Elendili, but as the true heirs of Númenor, the stronger ones for rising against the Valarian curse of mortality - hence they would likely differentiate the Elendili as not Númenórean, but as a different faction, and see themselves as the 'real' Númenóreans.

In terms of lairs and neutrally aligned units, there are a few ideas floating around. For one, there are the Hyamentiri, who will dwell in extremely large nests spanning around the size of four fortresses. Dunlending hunting parties and camps will also be scattered about the maps in Western Middle-earth, twinned with Rhun scouting parties and Orc troupes roaming the East. In a few largely forested areas, there will of course be Ents, which will be friendly to Elven units unless they come too close. Goblins lairs, of course, will still be present, as with a revised version of the Troll cave. Corsair ships, sharks and Sea-Wyrms will also be a hazard in coastal and maritime conflicts.

As such, the Elven multifaction is probably the least planned out, so I will take your ideas into account, thank you :)

Elves and the Men of the West (ie Rohan and settlers in early Gondor) have been combined to make the Annûndili, and Wild and Mordor with elements of Isengard have become the Orc faction, the Dûrchîn.

Okay, just realized I've screwed up a little. Elendili is the faction based on the faithful Numenoreans, but also merges Gondor settlers, early Rohirrim tribes and part of the Elven faction, whereas the Annûndili is the Northwestern Elven people, of Rivendell, the Grey Havens, and the Undying Lands. Apologies for the confusion.