If you want to find info on a specific waypoint on this page, it's wise use the search function of your browser, normally Ctrl-F. If you are interested in more Middle-earth lore, please follow the links, that point to our twin wiki, The One Wiki to Rule Them All. The descriptions are mainly taken from the in-game lore, enhanced by some additional info. It will be also displayed, when you click a waypoint or hover over the in-game map. Game coordinates are the position as shown under the compass rose or by the F3-function while actually playing the game. Map coordinates are the position of the waypoint on the map.png in pixels, not the ingame coordinates. The regions are also those used in the command below.

Most of these list follow a pattern (starting here, going right, then down, then left, etc), but some biomes (such as the Shire) have so many waypoints that list has been put into alphabetical order. The total list of waypoints has been split up into different regions/biomes to help the reader not feel overwhelmed. Roads pass through predefined waypoints, and the path the road takes is determined by the position of those waypoints. Waypoints denoting mountains will normally have the mountain generated nearby. So, you will already find the Ring of Isengard (big wall) around the Isengard waypoint, but not the Orthanc tower itself. Note: Major structures (like cities etc.) denoted by the waypoints are presently not implemented by the Mod (except for the villages of Bree-land).

When you click on a waypoint, some lore related to it will be displayed. Predefined waypoints (displayed in beige) are placed at a pre-set location, and all those waypoints have a name, of which most are taken from the Middle-earth canon. Other players may go to the same location and create their own custom waypoints there as well to gain access to the same spot. Press the button with the arrow and then enter the fellowship's name. Please note that these are player-specific, that is to say, custom waypoints you create will not be available (nor visible) to other players on multiplayer - unless you share your custom waypoint with your fellowship. Custom waypoints can't be created in someone else's banner protected area. This is to prevent what would essentially be free teleportation to anywhere on the map without actually travelling there first. You can only create a waypoint at your current position. Press 'enter' to confirm or cancel with 'Esc'. To rename a waypoint, press the button with the three dots. Confirm that you really want to delete the waypoint. To delete a custom waypoint, click on it and press the red minus sign which will appear. To toggle the display of labels on the map, click on the respective button 'A' in the top right corner of the map. 5 Waypoints with Alignment RestrictionsĮnter the Middle-earth menu (default 'L'), click the arrows, until the map is displayed.

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