This total conversion mod rewinds the clock back to antiquity, so you get to play something more in line with the original RTW game, but with the improvements and iterations Creative Assembly’s (former) Australian studio brought to the table as they made Medieval II. It’s the perfect mod for those who just want an expanded and tweaked version of the European warfare Medieval II is so famous for.Įuropa Babaororum is considered one of the best community creations to come out of the original Rome: Total War mod scene (although I preferred Roma Surrectum myself), so it stands to reason that the Medieval II version would be just as popular. It changes every single aspect and the list of changes is enormous, but all in keeping with the spirit of the original game. Stainless Steel is one of the most comprehensive and professionally produced mods Total War has ever seen. Still, even without on-going support it’s generally considered one of the best ways to experience Medieval II provided you want to keep the same setting. This mod was officially released in 2011 as of the 6.4 update, and hasn’t been touched since, although a 7.0 version was planned. This is a classic mod, one that’s been going strong since Medieval II originally launched in 2006. If you want to know more about this mod and its legacy, we’ve got a dedicated Third Age: Total War mod guide. It’s during the timeframe of the War of the Ring, and there’s the original mod as well as sub-mods and unofficial spin-offs. This is an obvious one, as Medieval II’s iconic Lord of the Rings mod remains one of the most notable Tolkein-inspired strategy mods in strategy games. As such, we won’t be providing download links for them, but if you go to sources like ModDB it won’t be hard to find them if you are interested in checking them out.Īlso note that all mods below, unless stated otherwise, require the Kingdoms expansion, and you’re probably best updating to the 1.5 patch as well. From Westeros to Warhammer, Lord of the Rings to Three Kingdoms China, there’s something for everyone, and we’ve curated a list of some of the more popular picks below.ĭo note that any mod that uses a third-party IP probably isn’t endorsed by that IP’s owner, and even Creative Assembly frowns upon these kinds of mods for the newer Total War games where the studio has more control. Being a game set during medieval Europe, you can imagine the kinds of mods available now. Highly regarded among old-school Total War fans, the engine it’s built on has enabled many wonderful creations from simple vanilla overhauls, to complete setting changes, and more. Medieval II: Total War has a surprisingly active and vibrant mod scene for a game its age.
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