33:40 Gondor as a kingdom is massive, so the beacons, which are situated throughout the white mountains (that serve as Gondor's northern border) are a much more effective way of quickly notifying the entire kingdom to marshal to war, Alternatively, Gondor's way of calling to Rohan for help, was a rider delivering a red arrow to the king of Rohan.
Something worth noticing, is that you both have a) the ability to declare normal wars against Sauron for de jure lands b) the need to do so, since you need to control Ithilien to press the button to destroy him. Long term, Gondor has some of the furthest reaching content in the mod, so if I were you, I'd just play until the decisions run out. It gets you about 150 years, and if you're smart about it you can even form Numenor in Exile, by taking most of the coast of Middle Earth. It's prob worth looking at a few of those decisions before next episode, since they'll show you some good longer term goals to plan for.
Angrenost is the Sindarin name of Isengard. It was built by the Numenorians. The walls of Isengard are made of the same material as Minas Tirith's lower level. So are the towers on the Black Gate, the Numenorians added them after Sauron was defeated in the Second Age.
Sauron is really embracing his role as Annatar, Lord of Gifts huh? I mean, 5 grand to Galadriel and now 5 grand to you? Glory be to the Lord of Gifts indeed
Awesome job. Winning that first direct war with Sauron is so important, because of the gold you get. It helps so much with putting you in a position of strength moving forward.
51:30 Angrenost is the Sindarin name for Isengard, the tower of Orthanc, made of a strange black stone that the Númenórean's used in their most important structures
If you are looking for another interesting playthrough for lotr, you might try Bellakar, in tye south, there are a fair few unique decisions, in a place that at least I have rarely seen a playthrough in, and you have a couple powerful enemies to look forward to, particularly the storm host to your south (built up by one of the Nazgul, the blind sorcerer) and the dread realm of abrakhan to your east, (at the start ruled by another Nazgul) Or for an extra hard start, you could play as the Honnin, stuck between all three of these big powers
If you want to make this a long term goal, then you can form Numenor-In-Exile. You need to completely control all of Cardolan, Gondor, Anadune, Bellakar, and Thani-Hazad to form it.
For longer playtrough conquer Harondor, Umbar, Enedwaith, Ithilien, South Rhovanian, defeat Saruman and take Isengard or gift it to Rohan, and re-build Amon Sul, Tharbad, and the Tower of Annuminas this are the spesial building of Arnor you can see it in the development map, and colonies all Arnor. And Angrenost is Isengard and this is the right spelling of the name Eärnil not Earnil
It's worth noting that both Eärnil and Earnil are correct, ¨ is always optional in Quenya, it serves only to instruction English speakers how to pronounce it, and is generally left off in casual conversation or informal writing.
great videos! have you already looked into the special buildings that you have in the lands owned by your vassals? Some of them are worth looking into,for example Pelargir/Dol Amroth/Annuminas and maybe Fornost (not sure about this last one)
If you do decide to redo the Isengard run then I recommend picking the sappers over the trolls. They are such a op siege engine and you will siege everything in a week tops, while the trolls are good but the berserkers are kinda better anyway because if you have small numbers you can’t really get any kills in battle(you can kinda see this with the knights even though they get 100 damage and 10 defence per prowess they still get very few kills)so the trolls aren’t that great while the berserkers are kinda like a better in every way elephant cavalry that actually has some numbers Ps the sappers get 100 per regiment so their base is 0,7x100 while normal siege engines have 20x0,2-0,6.
Just wait for someone to make a Crossover mod So you can have Middle Earth Game of Thrones, the Witcher And elder scrolls all on the same map Think how big that would map would be
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33:40 Gondor as a kingdom is massive, so the beacons, which are situated throughout the white mountains (that serve as Gondor's northern border) are a much more effective way of quickly notifying the entire kingdom to marshal to war,
Alternatively, Gondor's way of calling to Rohan for help, was a rider delivering a red arrow to the king of Rohan.
Sauron: I am never going to financially recover from this.
Something worth noticing, is that you both have
a) the ability to declare normal wars against Sauron for de jure lands
b) the need to do so, since you need to control Ithilien to press the button to destroy him.
Long term, Gondor has some of the furthest reaching content in the mod, so if I were you, I'd just play until the decisions run out. It gets you about 150 years, and if you're smart about it you can even form Numenor in Exile, by taking most of the coast of Middle Earth. It's prob worth looking at a few of those decisions before next episode, since they'll show you some good longer term goals to plan for.
Sounds like a good idea :)
Angrenost is the Sindarin name of Isengard. It was built by the Numenorians. The walls of Isengard are made of the same material as Minas Tirith's lower level. So are the towers on the Black Gate, the Numenorians added them after Sauron was defeated in the Second Age.
24:32 he was infact a hobbit, that was Pippin
I can't believe I overlooked Pippin!
@@JBDGamingahh man I was so disappointed you skipped him 😂
Sauron is really embracing his role as Annatar, Lord of Gifts huh? I mean, 5 grand to Galadriel and now 5 grand to you? Glory be to the Lord of Gifts indeed
Awesome job. Winning that first direct war with Sauron is so important, because of the gold you get. It helps so much with putting you in a position of strength moving forward.
51:30 Angrenost is the Sindarin name for Isengard, the tower of Orthanc, made of a strange black stone that the Númenórean's used in their most important structures
If you are looking for another interesting playthrough for lotr, you might try Bellakar, in tye south, there are a fair few unique decisions, in a place that at least I have rarely seen a playthrough in, and you have a couple powerful enemies to look forward to, particularly the storm host to your south (built up by one of the Nazgul, the blind sorcerer) and the dread realm of abrakhan to your east, (at the start ruled by another Nazgul)
Or for an extra hard start, you could play as the Honnin, stuck between all three of these big powers
I have added them to the list, thank you for the suggestions! :)
If you want to make this a long term goal, then you can form Numenor-In-Exile. You need to completely control all of Cardolan, Gondor, Anadune, Bellakar, and Thani-Hazad to form it.
For longer playtrough conquer Harondor, Umbar, Enedwaith, Ithilien, South Rhovanian, defeat Saruman and take Isengard or gift it to Rohan, and re-build Amon Sul, Tharbad, and the Tower of Annuminas this are the spesial building of Arnor you can see it in the development map, and colonies all Arnor. And Angrenost is Isengard and this is the right spelling of the name Eärnil not Earnil
Euh... Sorry but the enedwaith was no part of the two kingdom in exile.
@@emiliepagnon7318 Enedhwaith was considered part of Gondor de jure, but the kingdom's control was weak at best, and eventually lost over time.
It's worth noting that both Eärnil and Earnil are correct, ¨ is always optional in Quenya, it serves only to instruction English speakers how to pronounce it, and is generally left off in casual conversation or informal writing.
finally caught up!
Son: Anarion - Martial
JBD got the crown and kicked Sauron's butt faster than my laptop loads CK3.
Well I spoke too soon. Good luck!
thanks for upload
loosing 1000 soldiers to attriction inorder to catch an army of 700
great videos! have you already looked into the special buildings that you have in the lands owned by your vassals? Some of them are worth looking into,for example Pelargir/Dol Amroth/Annuminas and maybe Fornost (not sure about this last one)
I look at Annúminas in the next episode ;)
If you do decide to redo the Isengard run then I recommend picking the sappers over the trolls. They are such a op siege engine and you will siege everything in a week tops, while the trolls are good but the berserkers are kinda better anyway because if you have small numbers you can’t really get any kills in battle(you can kinda see this with the knights even though they get 100 damage and 10 defence per prowess they still get very few kills)so the trolls aren’t that great while the berserkers are kinda like a better in every way elephant cavalry that actually has some numbers
Ps the sappers get 100 per regiment so their base is 0,7x100 while normal siege engines have 20x0,2-0,6.
Good afternoon JBD great to be back and say that Do you think you'll make friends with the fellowship of the ring members this series
Not something that's crossed my mind, my main focus is on defeating Sauron
@JBDGaming great play so far membership coming
Just wait for someone to make a Crossover mod
So you can have Middle Earth Game of Thrones, the Witcher And elder scrolls all on the same map
Think how big that would map would be
Sorry for changing the likes from 69 (nice!) to 70. Woops.
I love your content❤😂
Play realms in exile more pls🙏🙌