jeffah3539
Leviathan
This mod has been updated for G&K by FramedArchitect: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showpost.php?p=12341379&postcount=21
Installation Instructions:
1. Download the mod from the Download Database: The English Civil War
2. Place the file in your mod folder. The path is usually something like: Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization V\MODS
3. Open Civ V, Click "Mods", "Browse Mods", click the "Install Mods" button on the bottom right, and check to enable The English Civil War (v 2). Uncheck any other mods.
4. Go back and click Single Player, Custom Game, English Civil War, click "Load Mod", choose your settings and play!
Changelog:
Historical info:
Features:
Factions:
Map:
Credits:
I hope you all enjoy this scenario. It definitely was a lot of work but I am pretty happy with how it turned out. Let me know what you think and any suggestions you might have!
The English Civil War
The English Civil War and Wars of the Three Kingdoms of 1642-1660. Play as the English Royalists, English Parliament, Scottish Covenanters, or the Irish Confederates and conquer all of Britain for your people and religion.

"If in time, as in place, there were degrees of high and low, I verily believe that the highest of time would be that which passed between 1640 and 1660." -Thomas Hobbes, Behemoth

"If in time, as in place, there were degrees of high and low, I verily believe that the highest of time would be that which passed between 1640 and 1660." -Thomas Hobbes, Behemoth
Installation Instructions:
1. Download the mod from the Download Database: The English Civil War
2. Place the file in your mod folder. The path is usually something like: Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization V\MODS
3. Open Civ V, Click "Mods", "Browse Mods", click the "Install Mods" button on the bottom right, and check to enable The English Civil War (v 2). Uncheck any other mods.
4. Go back and click Single Player, Custom Game, English Civil War, click "Load Mod", choose your settings and play!
Changelog:
Spoiler :
v2:
Increased Frigate and Cannon cost
Buffed Pikeman to 14 Str and reduced vs. Mounted bonus to 50%
Disabled Instant Heal promotion
Disabled City Bombard
Increased unit max HP to 25
Increased city defense values from garrison and population
Combined multiple icon atlases into single atlases and trimmed their size considerably
Compressed art files to reduce mod size
fixed runtime error caused by uncommented line of code
Added Mylon's Naval Counterattack mod
Increased Frigate and Cannon cost
Buffed Pikeman to 14 Str and reduced vs. Mounted bonus to 50%
Disabled Instant Heal promotion
Disabled City Bombard
Increased unit max HP to 25
Increased city defense values from garrison and population
Combined multiple icon atlases into single atlases and trimmed their size considerably
Compressed art files to reduce mod size
fixed runtime error caused by uncommented line of code
Added Mylon's Naval Counterattack mod
Spoiler :
Two fantastic lectures on the English Civil War by Yale's Prof. Keith E. Wrightson:
Constitutional Revolution and Civil War, 1640-1646
Regicide and Republic, 1647-1660
At the accession of Charles I in 1625, England and Scotland had both experienced relative peace, both internally and in their relations with each other, for as long as anyone could remember. Charles hoped to unite the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland into a new single kingdom, fulfilling the dream of his father, James VI of Scotland and I of England. However, conflicts with Scotland and Ireland over religion and with his own Parliament over taxation and power arose almost immediately. In 1638 the Scots rebelled against Charles' implementation of a new Anglican prayer book and in 1641 the Irish Catholics rebelled as well.
Charles was forced to recall Parliament (which he had previously dissolved) to obtain funds for war but the new Parliament was more concerned in addressing their grievances with the King. In early 1642, Charles attempted to arrest 5 members of Parliament for treason but failed. Fearing for his safety, Charles fled London and raised his standard at Nottingham, signaling the start of the English Civil War. The war initially went well for Charles, with victories in the south and west of England, however the tide turned with defeat at Marston Moor in 1644. The defeat saw Charles lose York and much of the north of England. Further defeats at Naseby and Langport saw Charles' armies effectively destroyed. Charles surrendered to the Scots in 1646 and was eventually handed over to Parliament. While in custody, Charles allied with the Scots and instigated a rebellion which led to the Second English Civil War. Parliament was able to put down the rebellion and, after the army marched on Parliament demanding action, placed Charles on trial for treason. Charles was found guilty and beheaded on January 30, 1649.
After the execution of Charles I in 1649 the Scottish Covenanters allied with his son, Charles II, but Scotland was conquered by Oliver Cromwell's New Model Army and Scotland's hopes of independence from the English Commonwealth were dashed. The situation in Ireland turned to stalemate until the defeat of the Royalists in England in 1646. In 1647, Parliamentarian forces inflicted a shattering series of defeats on the Confederates. In 1649, Cromwell invaded Ireland with his New Model Army and by 1651, nearly all of Ireland had been conquered. Irish guerrillas, or "Tories," continued to resist for two more years but most surrendered when Cromwell offered to allow them to leave Ireland and serve in the French army. After the English Parliament devolved into infighting and inaction, Cromwell dissolved it and ruled over England, Scotland, and Ireland as Lord Protector until his death in 1658. In 1660, the Restoration would return Charles II to the throne.
Constitutional Revolution and Civil War, 1640-1646
Regicide and Republic, 1647-1660
At the accession of Charles I in 1625, England and Scotland had both experienced relative peace, both internally and in their relations with each other, for as long as anyone could remember. Charles hoped to unite the kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland into a new single kingdom, fulfilling the dream of his father, James VI of Scotland and I of England. However, conflicts with Scotland and Ireland over religion and with his own Parliament over taxation and power arose almost immediately. In 1638 the Scots rebelled against Charles' implementation of a new Anglican prayer book and in 1641 the Irish Catholics rebelled as well.
Charles was forced to recall Parliament (which he had previously dissolved) to obtain funds for war but the new Parliament was more concerned in addressing their grievances with the King. In early 1642, Charles attempted to arrest 5 members of Parliament for treason but failed. Fearing for his safety, Charles fled London and raised his standard at Nottingham, signaling the start of the English Civil War. The war initially went well for Charles, with victories in the south and west of England, however the tide turned with defeat at Marston Moor in 1644. The defeat saw Charles lose York and much of the north of England. Further defeats at Naseby and Langport saw Charles' armies effectively destroyed. Charles surrendered to the Scots in 1646 and was eventually handed over to Parliament. While in custody, Charles allied with the Scots and instigated a rebellion which led to the Second English Civil War. Parliament was able to put down the rebellion and, after the army marched on Parliament demanding action, placed Charles on trial for treason. Charles was found guilty and beheaded on January 30, 1649.
After the execution of Charles I in 1649 the Scottish Covenanters allied with his son, Charles II, but Scotland was conquered by Oliver Cromwell's New Model Army and Scotland's hopes of independence from the English Commonwealth were dashed. The situation in Ireland turned to stalemate until the defeat of the Royalists in England in 1646. In 1647, Parliamentarian forces inflicted a shattering series of defeats on the Confederates. In 1649, Cromwell invaded Ireland with his New Model Army and by 1651, nearly all of Ireland had been conquered. Irish guerrillas, or "Tories," continued to resist for two more years but most surrendered when Cromwell offered to allow them to leave Ireland and serve in the French army. After the English Parliament devolved into infighting and inaction, Cromwell dissolved it and ruled over England, Scotland, and Ireland as Lord Protector until his death in 1658. In 1660, the Restoration would return Charles II to the throne.
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Custom Civilizations, Leaders, and Unique Units
Custom (although admittedly mediocre) artwork for Dawn of Man screens, Leaderheads, and icons.
Custom faction-specific Generals lists for added historical authenticity.
Full, detailed Civilopedia entries for Civs, Leaders, UUs, and Generals.
Custom-built map of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
Uses no DLC!
Custom Game menu (credit to whoward69 for code and tutorial)
Custom victory condition: Complete Domination- you must conquer all of your opponents' cities to win before running out of turns (credit to whoward69 for code and his tutorial again)
Mylon's Naval Counterattack mod
Reworked combat (increased unit HP, no city bombard, increased city defense values, altered unit combat values)
Custom (although admittedly mediocre) artwork for Dawn of Man screens, Leaderheads, and icons.
Custom faction-specific Generals lists for added historical authenticity.
Full, detailed Civilopedia entries for Civs, Leaders, UUs, and Generals.
Custom-built map of England, Scotland, and Ireland.
Uses no DLC!
Custom Game menu (credit to whoward69 for code and tutorial)
Custom victory condition: Complete Domination- you must conquer all of your opponents' cities to win before running out of turns (credit to whoward69 for code and his tutorial again)
Mylon's Naval Counterattack mod
Reworked combat (increased unit HP, no city bombard, increased city defense values, altered unit combat values)
Spoiler :
English Royalists
Leader: Charles I
Unique Attribute: Commission of Array- Land military units cost 25% less to maintain due to loyalty to the king.
Unique Unit: Cavalier- a Lancer replacement which receives an additional movement point and a small boost to Combat Strength.
Generals List: Prince Rupert of the Rhine, James Butler, Duke of Ormonde, Sir Bevil Grenville, William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle, James Graham, Marquess of Montrose, Sir Ralph Hopton
Difficulty Level: Very Easy*- A few fairly strong armies early on with decent productive capability. Opportunities for early victories abound.
English Parliament
Leader: Oliver Cromwell
Unique Attribute: New Model Army- New gun units receive a bonus outside of friendly lands.
Unique Unit: Ironsides- a Lancer replacement which can attack twice each turn.
Generals List: Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Fairfax, William Waller, George Monck, Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, Edward Montagu, Earl of Manchester
Difficulty Level: Extremely Easy*- Relatively small early army but the capacity to put more new units into the field than any other faction. Royal Navy sides with Parliament allowing control of he seas.
Scottish Covenanters
Leader: David Leslie
Unique Attribute: Highland Charge- New gun units receive a free Charge promotion.
Unique Unit: Highlander- a Musketman replacement which receives a bonus when on the attack.
Generals List: David Leslie, Lord Newark, Alexander Leslie, Earl of Leven, James Hamilton, Duke of Hamilton, Robert Monro, James Livingston, Earl of Callendar, Archibald Campbell, Marquess of Argyll
Difficulty Level: Pretty Easy*- Fairly small early army but decent production and defensible position.
Irish Confederates
Leader: Thomas Preston
Unique Attribute: Guerrilla Warfare- New gun units receive a bonus fighting in Forest and Jungle.
Unique Unit: Tory- a Musketman replacement which receives double movement through Forest and Jungle.
Generals List: Thomas Preston, Owen Roe O'Neill, Garret Barry, Alisdair Mac Colla, Phelim O'Neill, Donough MacCarty, Viscount Muskerry
Difficulty Level: Easy*- Lowest production level of any faction but a defensible island allows Ireland to choose its own pace of conquest.
*Note on Difficulties: How can every faction be easy? In short, the AI is incredibly stupid. I have taken as many measures as possible to increase the competitiveness of the AI but it is still pretty pathetic. I recommend playing the scenario on Deity for any sort of challenge.
Leader: Charles I
Unique Attribute: Commission of Array- Land military units cost 25% less to maintain due to loyalty to the king.
Unique Unit: Cavalier- a Lancer replacement which receives an additional movement point and a small boost to Combat Strength.
Generals List: Prince Rupert of the Rhine, James Butler, Duke of Ormonde, Sir Bevil Grenville, William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle, James Graham, Marquess of Montrose, Sir Ralph Hopton
Difficulty Level: Very Easy*- A few fairly strong armies early on with decent productive capability. Opportunities for early victories abound.
English Parliament
Leader: Oliver Cromwell
Unique Attribute: New Model Army- New gun units receive a bonus outside of friendly lands.
Unique Unit: Ironsides- a Lancer replacement which can attack twice each turn.
Generals List: Oliver Cromwell, Thomas Fairfax, William Waller, George Monck, Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, Edward Montagu, Earl of Manchester
Difficulty Level: Extremely Easy*- Relatively small early army but the capacity to put more new units into the field than any other faction. Royal Navy sides with Parliament allowing control of he seas.
Scottish Covenanters
Leader: David Leslie
Unique Attribute: Highland Charge- New gun units receive a free Charge promotion.
Unique Unit: Highlander- a Musketman replacement which receives a bonus when on the attack.
Generals List: David Leslie, Lord Newark, Alexander Leslie, Earl of Leven, James Hamilton, Duke of Hamilton, Robert Monro, James Livingston, Earl of Callendar, Archibald Campbell, Marquess of Argyll
Difficulty Level: Pretty Easy*- Fairly small early army but decent production and defensible position.
Irish Confederates
Leader: Thomas Preston
Unique Attribute: Guerrilla Warfare- New gun units receive a bonus fighting in Forest and Jungle.
Unique Unit: Tory- a Musketman replacement which receives double movement through Forest and Jungle.
Generals List: Thomas Preston, Owen Roe O'Neill, Garret Barry, Alisdair Mac Colla, Phelim O'Neill, Donough MacCarty, Viscount Muskerry
Difficulty Level: Easy*- Lowest production level of any faction but a defensible island allows Ireland to choose its own pace of conquest.
*Note on Difficulties: How can every faction be easy? In short, the AI is incredibly stupid. I have taken as many measures as possible to increase the competitiveness of the AI but it is still pretty pathetic. I recommend playing the scenario on Deity for any sort of challenge.
Spoiler :
Southeast England under Parliamentary control:

Southwest England under Parliament control except Cornwall and southern Wales under Royalist control:

Northern England and Wales largely under Royalist control except for Manchester and Hull:

Scotland under Covenanter control except for the Royalist forces in the lands of the MacDonald clan:

Ireland under Confederate control except the Royalists in Dublin and Drogheda, the Parliament forces in Cork, and the Scots in Ulster:

Southwest England under Parliament control except Cornwall and southern Wales under Royalist control:

Northern England and Wales largely under Royalist control except for Manchester and Hull:

Scotland under Covenanter control except for the Royalist forces in the lands of the MacDonald clan:

Ireland under Confederate control except the Royalists in Dublin and Drogheda, the Parliament forces in Cork, and the Scots in Ulster:

Spoiler :
jeffah3539: XML, Art, Map
whoward69: Custom Game menu code, Custom Victory Condition code, his wonderful tutorial
Mylon: Naval Counterattack mod
FramedArchitect: Gods & Kings update
whoward69: Custom Game menu code, Custom Victory Condition code, his wonderful tutorial
Mylon: Naval Counterattack mod
FramedArchitect: Gods & Kings update
I hope you all enjoy this scenario. It definitely was a lot of work but I am pretty happy with how it turned out. Let me know what you think and any suggestions you might have!
