Several High Elven units, even those who aren't otherwise anti-cavalry, get a bonus specifically against Wargs.
While melee and skirmisher cavalry in general get an attack bonus versus other cavalry, all of Khand's horsemen fight better against other cavalry, befitting their in-universe status as master horsemen.
A few units even get a bonus against specific horse breeds for example, Isengard's Uruk-hai Infantry get a special bonus against Rohirric cavalry, despite being regular swordsmen otherwise.
Factions like Dunland and Harad that will likely have to fight against lots of high-quality horsemen tend to have a particularly strong anti-cavalry focus.
Animated Armor: The Castellans of Dol Guldur are basically suits of armor possessed by evil spirits.
Besides Khamûl and the Witch-King, V4 gave the rest of the Nine Ring-wraiths each an original, elaborate backstory and identity penned by various modders (rather than the ones taken from Middle-earth Role Playing like in previous versions), delivered through Flavor Text from a script event and special traits.
The realm of Dorwinion and the fisher-folk of Enedwaith, who were mentioned only a few times in The Hobbit and the appendices of The Lord of the Rings (with supplemental texts offering only a little more in the way of details), are full-fledged factions here.
Adaptation Expansion: Whilst the mod goes to great lengths to remain faithful to both the original Tolkien's Legendarium and Peter Jackson's film trilogy, some areas, factions, and plot points of Middle-earth have been given this:.
Not to be confused with the trope of the same name. Unless noted otherwise, all tropes pertain to Version 4.5. For more information, there's also the YouTube channel of the sub-mod's current head.
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