Middle-Earth Additions: War

Middle‑Earth Additions: War Mod

📖 Overview

Middle‑Earth Additions: War Mod is a lightweight, commander‑focused addon for the Middle‑Earth mod. Hire soldiers, form squads with Army IDs, and launch synchronized invasions on demand. Your warband obeys Follow/Stay orders, defends you in a pinch, and can be rallied from distant, even unloaded lands.

✨ Features

🛡️ Hire & Command

• Recruit faction‑aligned units with an intuitive Hiring screen
• Toggle orders: Follow to escort/assist, or Stay to hold position like a sitting wolf
• Units defend their commander, assist your current target, and safely teleport when left behind

⚔️ Armies & Invasions

• Assign an Army ID (e.g., Rangers, Shieldwall) to organize your forces
• Press I to open the War screen and hit Invade to summon:
  • All units in the entered Army ID, or
  • All your non‑army units if left blank
• Invasions honor a short cooldown and only summon units you own (never other players’)
• Persistent tracking recalls units from unloaded chunks or far‑off regions

🔥 Nemesis System (New)

🎲 Random Encounters (Every ~5 Minutes)

• If you get killed by an Npc entity, that entity will now become your nemesis.
• While you play, your personal nemesis can ambush you at random at roughly five-minute intervals of active play.

⬆️ Nemesis Upgrades

• When a nemesis kills you, they are promoted and can return stronger next time.
• Their rank and name/title are permanently stored; when they reappear or are summoned, you get the exact same individual (UUID, equipment, NBT, etc.).

✨ Special Traits & Titles

• Nemeses can roll special titles that grant unique traits. Example:
  • The Poisonous — applies Poison for 2 seconds on hit.
• Titles can also define extra drop tables and bonus experience rewards on death.
• Title data is defined in data files (e.g., data/me-war/title/*.json), allowing content expansion without code changes.

💠 Drops & Bonus EXP

• On killing a nemesis, their title-configured drops are rolled and spawned in the world.
• Bonus EXP is also awarded when defined by the title.

📜 Bounty Menu

• Open with: /nemesis bounties
• Shows up to 9 nemeses in a compact grid (alive vs. completed).
• Hover over an alive nemesis to preview their 3D model, name/title, and upgraded rank.
• Hover over a completed bounty to see the rewards tooltip: Rewards:
  • me:gold_coin <1–3> (randomly assigned per bounty)
• The coin amount is generated once (1–3) on completion and is saved; it persists across screen open/close and server/world restarts.
• Click a completed bounty to claim the reward. Coins are added to your inventory; if it’s full, they’ll drop on the ground near you.

⌨️ Nemesis Commands

• /nemesis list — Lists your current alive nemeses. Each entry shows an 8-char ID prefix and type, e.g., ab12cd34_orc.
• /nemesis bounties — Opens the bounty screen.
• /nemesis summon — Summons the exact nemesis instance saved for you (restored NBT, equipment, UUID). Use the shown 8-char prefix or full UUID.

🎮 How to Use

• Open the Unit screen on a hired unit to view stats, issue Follow/Stay, and edit Army ID
• Press I in‑game to open the War screen; enter an Army ID (optional) and click Invade

📋 Requirements

• Minecraft: 1.21.1
• Fabric Loader + Fabric API
• Middle‑Earth Mod (compatible version)

🚀 Installation

1. Install Fabric Loader and Fabric API
2. Install the Middle‑Earth mod
3. Drop this mod jar into your mods folder
4. Launch the game and raise your banners

🧪 Highlights

• Fabric‑ready, server‑friendly
• Ownership safeguards (only your units answer your call)
• Safe teleports near the commander
• Army ID persistence on units

📄 License & Credits

• License: see LICENSE
• Thanks to the Middle‑Earth mod team and the Fabric community for the tools and world to fight for

Sharpen your swords, string your bows, and take command — your warband awaits in Middle‑earth!