Gondor provides a strong buffer against Mordor in the east, whilst the White Mountains provide an all-but impenetrable barrier to the south. Starting with a large number of regions and enough units to muster a respectable force, Rohan is poised to easily go on the offensive. The Kingdom of Rohan has a relatively easy campaign.
Whilst they do also have a few dismounted units worthy of mention, for the most part, when their army isn't mounted it is made up of weak militia. Rohan is a famed nation of horsemen and they boast the most diverse and numerous roster of cavalry in Middle-Earth. Gondor and Dol Amroth both hold as true allies to the south of the White Mountains. War with your neighbours is inevitable but only Dunland is an active enemy at the outset. Alternatively, there are opportunities to the northeast in the Brown Lands. After these are brought into the fold, Rohan can attack west and take lands from Isengard or Dunland. In the populous regions of southern Rhovanion, there are few independent towns only the Wold stands free of any liegelord. The northern reach of their realm is marked by the Forests of Fangorn and Lothlórien. They have a large collection of towns and castles under their control and are bordered to the south by the White Mountains, which stretch across the entirety of their domain.
Rohan is located in the sleepy but soon-to-be war-torn region of south-west Rhovanion.
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