Britain (Charles II)

Three Kingdoms of Britain

Map by Firebug
Leader	Charles II
Capital	London
Start Bias	Grassland
Religion	Anglicanism
Culture req. mod	Western (British)
Traits req. mod	Creative, Charismatic
Map Labels Language req. mod	British
Civilopedia

Britain led by Charles II is a custom civilization by Firebug, with contributions from Chrisy15, bernie14 and senshidenshi.

This mod requires Brave New World.

Overview[]

Britain[]

During the long reign of the Stuart House, there was no United Kingdom as there is today. It was Three Kingdoms ruled under one Monarch. The Kingdoms of England, which included Wales, The Kingdom of Scotland and the less official Kingdom of Ireland. With no distinct Union yet made, these were generally referred to as the Three Kingdoms.

Charles II[]

Dawn of Man[]

Greetings to you, Charles II, Much loved King of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Your time as ruler was merry, but your life wasn't always that way. Your Father was beheaded during the English Civil War by Parlimentarians and after hiding in an Oak Tree, you escaped and spent the next nine years in exile in France, the Dutch Republic, and the Spanish Netherlands. A political crisis that followed the death of Cromwell in 1658 resulted in the restoration of the monarchy, and you were invited to return to Britain and to your rightful place on the Throne. You sought to reverse the Puritanism brought about by Cromwell during his time as Lord Protector, and founded the "Cavalier Parliament" which sought to discourage non-conformity to the Church of England, and passed several acts to secure Anglican dominance.

Your time has come to again return to your Kingdoms as you once did before. Can you build a civilization that will stand the test of time?

Introduction: We are Charles II, True and Rightful King of England, Scotland and Ireland. Charmed. Say, I'm hosting a small celebration this evening, shall I see you there?

Defeat: Blast! There go my evening plans.

Unique Attributes[]

Britain (Charles II)
Art by Firebug Monarchical Restoration Buildings and Wonders with Great Work slots trigger a We Love The King Day when built. While the Capital is celebrating a WLTKD, Policy costs are reduced by 10% and an additional 5% for every other City celebrating one (max. 25%)
Art by Firebug Cavalier (Lancer) Starts with extra Experience when trained in a city celebrating a We Love the King Day Provides 50 Gold upon earning a promotion Upgrades to Cavalry (Uhlan with EE)
Art by Firebug Theatre House (Opera House) (Theatre with EE) +1 Culture (2 vs 1) Provides +1 Local Happiness and increases length of We Love the King Days within the city by 25% when Great Work slot is filled

City List

London
Oxford
Nottingham
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin
Inverness
Newcastle
York
Liverpool
Cork
Belfast
Cardiff
Leeds
Reading
Birmingham
Exeter
Cambridge
Gloucester
Manchester
Bristol
Leicester
Carlisle
Ipswich
Portsmouth
Berwick
Bath
The Mumbles
Southampton
Sheffield
Salisbury
Colchester
Plymouth
Lancaster
Blackpool
Winchester
Hull

Spy List

Rupert
Anthony
John
Stuart
Bernard
George
Goring
Edward
Hyde
Henry

Strategy[]

Music[]

Peace Theme	War Theme

Mod Support[]

Mod Support
Cities in Development	Yes
Civ IV Traits	Yes
Community Balance Patch	Unknown
Cultural Diversity	Yes
Enlightenment Era	Yes
Ethnic Units	Yes
Events and Decisions	Yes
Exploration Continued Expanded	Yes
Historical Religions	Yes
Map Labels	Yes
Mercenaries	Yes
Rise to Power	Yes
Renaissance Era Revised	Yes
True Alternative Leaders	Yes
Unique Cultural Influence	No
Wish for the World	No
YnAEMP	Yes

Events and Decisions[]

Natural Performers[]

Since we've brought these theatres back into fashion, why not advance the industry by allowing women to play female parts? It can only serve to improve our experience; in many ways...

Requirements/Restrictions:

Must be Charles II's England
Must have a Theatre House in all Non-Puppeted cities

Costs:

{1_Culture} Culture
1 Magistrate

Rewards:

+25% Cultural Great Person Generation

Cavalier Parliament[]

A new Parliament must be formed to make right all the wrongs of Cromwell's rule. One of the first acts as Parliament must be to change many of our trade laws to better benefit our industry.