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[LordIstari]

i think about new faction Rhun,i working on Rhun buildings,heroes,units for SEE mod,and maybe add this how new faction? (i have problem with this i dont know enything about Rhun minifaction.)
OR
Creat this how Minifaction for Mordor?

Edited by LordIstari, 31 August 2007 - 02:17 PM.

[Allathar]

Faction. They're just too cool to not put into the mod. Besides, they besieged the Dwarves of the Iron Hills and Erebor.

[{IP}LORDOFDARKNESS]

Faction. I actually never saw Rhun as a faction in any mod, it would be cool to have Rhun as a faction.

[Elendil the High]

Rhun is just to cool to not have their own faction.

[seraphes]

faction of course or if minifaction join it to harad and umbar and rename that faction corrupted men

[Servant of Sauron]

Yes, but if it's a faction what could it's minifactions be? The only sensible one that I can think of is Khand.

[seraphes]

i mean make the faction ''corrupted men'' and the mini factions would be harad, umbar and easterlings(khand)

[mysuitisnotblack]

Well i was looking through wikipedia and the lord of the rings trilogy (books) and I think I have some ideas for minifactions:

Khand
Balchoth
Wainriders
Kataprahkts

Now balcoth was a race of easterlings and the wainriders were an allegiance of tribes and the kataprakts were some horsemen but i couldnt find anything else.
But one question, i thouht that Rhun was just everything east of rhovanion, and when i was reading it said that too, so I think you should change the name to Men of the East or something because its just too general

Edited by mysuitisnotblack, 06 January 2008 - 11:50 PM.

[Eldarion25]

I think Khand would be more likely to be a minifaction of Harad, though. Khand and Rhun have all of Mordor between them, while Harad and Khand are right next to each other.

But one question, i thouht that Rhun was just everything east of rhovanion, and when i was reading it said that too, so I think you should change the name to Men of the East or something because its just too general

Men of the East is even more general, that would include Rhun and the lands south of Mordor, such as Harad and Khand.

Sorry if it sounds like I'm trying to tear your comment apart, I'm just trying to help

[mysuitisnotblack]

No, thanks fur correcting me, its just that When i was reading, it said that rhun was also occupied by some dwarves and elves "dark elves", but ther only called that because they didnt see some light or something

[Eldarion25]

Ah, that's in the Simirillion . It was forever since I read it, but the Dark Elves did not cross the great sea from the lands of the Eldar, while the Light Elves did (the Noldor and Sindar), I believe .