The full map of Middle-Earth includes settlements straight from the lore and locations with historical significance, like the Three Towers. It's so good in fact, that it has a considerable number of submods all on its own. And while there might be a few out there, Third Age: Total War is one of the best. With a medieval setting, it was only a matter of time before someone created a Lord of the Rings mod.
The period of the Viking invasion is a big draw for the community, with the mod clocking in at a 9. This mod includes new historical heroes and units for players to expand their control. Players can choose from 13 factions to battle for supremacy across the Isle of England and the mainland. The intent to make a faithful Gothic mod led to unique RPG elements being utilized throughout the story, as the player takes control of the hero and begins his journey through the story of the Gothic series. The mod follows the events of the Gothic franchise, with expansions and addons included in the story. There's no specific release date as of now, but there is a "Battle beta" that players can check out on ModDB. Additionally, with this new setting, players will be able to fight through some notable historical battle of the time period and area. The player is thrust into the fall of the Roman Empire and the following struggle between nearby regions. Moving the action to the Balkans, Tsardoms Total War drastically changes the game by introducing a new area and new factions to match. While the Chaos Incursion gathers its forces, players can hire unique mercenary groups to help them when they need a quick army. The mod boasts a map which is said to be triple the size of the original mod, and gives access to a ton of factions.Īnother cool update in this mod is that the Chaos Incursions will now gather their forces over time rather than spawning randomly near their target, as in the original mod.
Inspired by an older Warhammer mod, the Call of Warhammer: Beginning of the End Times is intended to provide a more dynamic experience for Medieval 2. To honor that dedicated community and highlight their awesome work, here's a few of the best mods for Medieval 2: Total War: Kingdoms that have come about recently. Some mods have even taken years to complete. While mods for this game are generally slower to show up than others in its genre, it's clear that the modding community has put in a lot of hard work. The medieval setting lends itself perfectly to full conversions, and the community has embraced replicating beloved fantasy settings of all sorts - as well as simply shifting the historical settings elsewhere in the world's timeline.
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