Minecraft 1.7.10 · LOTR Mod v36.15
All 10 of my projects. Each one has its own page with what it does and how to install it.
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Khazad-dûm belongs to the goblins now. Moria gets a full faction in the LOTR Mod, with alignment ranks, units you can hire, trades, quests, achievements, invasions and speech. It also adds the gear the goblins make for themselves and the forge they make it in.
Factions win and lose territory by fighting. You capture waypoints one by one, and a territory only flips when a faction holds most of its waypoints. The map repaints as the war moves, and conquered land changes what spawns there, using the LOTR Mod's own spawn system.
Claims, settlements, an economy, diplomacy and sieges, all built on the LOTR Mod's own banner protection. Place a banner and the land is yours, along with the settlement, the coins it makes, and everyone who wants to take it from you.
Raises Minecraft's block, item and other ID limits for the LOTR Mod and big 1.7.10 packs. It also sorts out mods fighting over the same ID and keeps existing worlds from getting their blocks and items mixed up.
A GUI library for LOTR Mod 1.7.10 submods. It has SRG-safe render helpers, a full set of widgets, seven themes, a map overlay API, draggable panels and faction banner rendering. It doesn't add anything on its own and does nothing unless another mod uses it.
Legendary weapons, artifacts and armour for the LOTR Mod. This is the Pacman's Edition build (modid legendarium), which I keep working and rebuild from source so it matches the exact classes the pack already loads.
The Rings of Power, worn in Baubles slots. My edition fixes the ring slots so only rings fit in them, and sorting mods leave them alone.
Reworks combat and mounting in the Kings of Middle-earth addon and makes it work with other submods. You can actually ride Mûmakil into battle, the dwarf and goblin factions get battle rams, and it hooks into Claims and Conquest.
Lord of Entities adds creatures and war machines from Middle-earth to 1.7.10. I maintain this fork: it has a modern build setup and CI, and I keep it working next to the packs and ID extenders it has to run with.
A client-side patch for MorePlayerModels+. Instead of relying only on Crafatar, it loads Steve64 and Alex skins from minecraft.net and falls back to Mineatar if that fails.
