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Haradrim Civilization

This mod adds Harad Civilization with leading Suladan.
The trait is +20% combat near Desert Camps. +1 food from desert (not flood plains).
+1 culture from flood plains and oasis. +1 ivory in every city.
The Unique Improvement is Desert Camp that repleces Camp.
+1 food and, with machinery, +1 production. It is available with animal husbandry.
The Unique Unit is Mumakil that are stronger than cavalry that replece.
They have some promotion that make Mumakil very strong in attack and as a single weak point they have defense.
You do not need horses to make they.

These civilizations, which I am doing based on Tolkien's books (Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit and Silmarillion) are more powerful than the normal ones, so if they are played individually they have clear advantages over the others. Instead my goal is to make these civilizations to create scenarios where there are only these civilizations that will recreate situations in Tolkien's books.

Mûmakil have an appearance akin to that of an elephant, sporting thick, arrow-resistant skin, and four curled tusks, plus two smaller tusks behind the larger pair. The Mûmakil's most defining feature is undoubtedly their vast size, allowing the armies of Mordor to erect war towers on their backs.

Suladân, also known as the Serpent Lord, lived during the War of the Ring, and the time when the grassy lands of Gondor, Rohan, and Dale and the sunny, scorched domains of Harad were in constant conflict, and led the Desert-Men forces (Haradrim) with merciless precision. He was considered a mysterious being, perhaps even a monster of sorts, by the soldiers of Gondor, a shadow that would strike like an assassin and kill without fault, and even by his own loyal troops.
Suladân was already a renowned chieftain in the armies of Harad when he ventured into ruined Karna and found the sword of Mardat. Since then, the name of the Serpent Lord has once more become a famous one throughout Harad, and grows further still with each victory.
Unlike his Haradrim soldiers, whose weapons were of haphazard assortment, some faulty, or mottled together from pieces of other weapons, Suladân reserved for himself the finest armour, bows and poison darts, and used them with the deadly efficiency expected of a Leader of the Sandy Regions. Even the fine equipment of Rhûn and Khand could not match Suladân's finery. Suladân was said to be a keen Archer in the southern lands. He is said to have been killed by King Theoden, during the Battle of the Pelennor Fields, though this is uncertain, and the only possible proof that he was present at the time lies in the mention of a warrior, whom Theoden refers to as "the black serpent".