Bad with the Bone: According to their unit description, the Troll-men Champions of Harad are rumored to create their swords from the tusks of mûmakil.

Badass Bookworm: According to their unit description, the Nanohtar of Imladris are not just elite-level sword-and-shield infantry, but librarians and archivists who spend most of their time holding a quill instead of a blade.Additionally, if Dol Guldur is defeated, their three Nazgûl will respawn in Mordor. Whenever a Nazgûl dies, they will eventually revive.If Gandalf the Grey falls, he'll eventually come back as Gandalf the White, with an even more powerful bodyguard.An Axe to Grind: The most common armor-piercing weapon, with Erebor in particular favoring their use to the point where even their primary ranged weapons are throwing axes.Rhûn's Darïtaï Hunters also shoot fire arrows, but unlike the missiles of their higher-tier counterparts, these flames are purely cosmetic and don't actually burn their targets. However, Rhûnnic fire arrows work quite differently from the fire arrows of vanilla Third Age (and indeed Medieval II in general) their fire arrows retain the damage buff of standard fire arrows without suffering any of the rate of fire and accuracy debuffs present in the base game.

Arrows on Fire: For a number of reasons, this ability was taken away from almost every archer from V2 onward, with only two of Rhûn's units (the Lôke-Nar Rim and the Süri'ut Chariots) retaining it.

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