I think many would agree that now is the biome of Forodwaith very boring. So I suggest one small improvement that will improve this region. This mob Lossoth Wanderer. I know that the planned faction of Lossoth, but I propose is to make it independent. It will be Wandering Trader, who wanders in Forodwaith. He will sell a variety of rare items, possibly related to dragons - for example, dragon tooth or dragon skin. Also a map of how to get to the Utumno ruins, which will work similarly to the treasure map in vanilla Minecraft. It will be neutral to all and attacks only if provoked. I imagine it similar to the Wandering Trader, added in Minecraft 1.14
1,676
pages
ALL POSTS
All posts by Danvintius Bookix
Black Numenoreans left Angmar
Great idea!
Quote: Has anyone tried talking to good old Barliman Butterbur?
- S'moregoth
Barliman is usual Bree bartender
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
This is good idea. Everything that makes the mod more diverse, is good. Mevans makes updates rarely, and we are unaccustomed to the fact that the mod should develop in all directions
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
Biomes for small structures are not needed (structure enough). And the spawn of towns in waypoints is now disabled
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
I think creator can add major characters with small structures. For example, Radagast in Rosgobel, Tom Bombadil with his house
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
Eophorwic wrote: Well my first question is; why have Pelargir an independent fiefdom from Lebennin? Wouldn't it be strange to have the capital of a fiefdom not be included within it?
Pelargir has own NPC and, maybe in future, ships.
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
Quote: There were at max only 7 Balrogs 2 of which are already dead, and 20 ents in the lore, but you can find more, means that there can be more than 9 Nazgul, and there are two options: either make them spawn in the major structures, and respawn with an invisible coin, (like stationary traders) after a while, OR be summoned as a boss fight for good players by some means. Their armour should be that which is crafted with Morgul Steel, as they have transcended their forms held in the hobbit by being awakened longer. Maybe they could be in cloaks and then when they lose all of their health they reveal their armour and regenerate to full health, and their attack deals a wither effect because of their breath, and the potency of their daggers.
Who are you talking about? The Nazgul are ring-wraiths, there are 9 rings and 9 Nazgul. This is an obvious canonical fact.
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
I think, three of the Nazgul should be in the faction of Dol Guldur (according to Canon). One of them is Khamul, the leader of the faction. Two other can be ordinary mobs with random names. The other six are in Mordor. Some of them are in Minas Morgul (with the Witch-King, the leader of the sub-faction), others in Amon Angren.
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)
Wood-men will be sub-faction of Beornings or independent faction?
(Edited by Danvintius Bookix)