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AlbaAlexander IIIDuskJockeyTreaty Of Perth - Making peace with a major civ triggers a Golden Age, which is extended for each city gained in the preceding war. Defensive buildings spawn a combat unit when completed during a Golden Age.[UB] Seyõamaõur - Replaces Stable. Each edible bonus resource not worked provides +2 wood and when worked provides an additional +1 culture. Upon construction, two sources of Sheep appear near the city. Doesn't require Horses or Cattle to be constructed.[UU] Lymphad - Replaces Galleass.Trained 25% faster during Golden Ages. Begins with +1 Movement and may move after attacking when in friendly territory.
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CeltsBoudiccaFiraxisDruidic Lore - +1 Faith per city with an adjacent unimproved
Forest. Bonus increased to +2 Faith in Cities with 3 or more adjacent
unimproved Forest tiles.		[UU] Replaces Spearman. It doesn't have a bonus to mounted units. In exchange, it gets a 20% Combat Bonus outside of friendly territory as well as costing no movement to pillage. In addition it gains 50% of combat strengths of the units combat strength as Faith for kills.[UB] Ceilidh Hall - Replaces Opera House. In addition to all the usual effects of the Opera House which it replaces, it gains +3 Happiness.
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Dal RiataAedan mac GabrainDuskJockeyBook of Kells - Great Artists on foreign landmasses may settle Cities that exert +20% religious pressure. Internal sea Trade Routes yield Faith upon adopting a religion in the Capital.[UU] Currach - Replaces Work Boat. Adjacent embarked units begin with +1 Movement. May build Fishing Boats and Offshore Platforms without being expended, and yields Great Artist points when doing so.[UI] Abbaigh - Unlocked at Theology. Must be built on coastal land tiles, and cannot be removed. Yields +2 Faith and +1 Gold. Cities with at least three Abbaighs nearby gain a slot for an Artifact or Great Work of Art.
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Faroe IslandsTróndur í GøtuDMSJólafundurin - Pilot Whales temporarily appear in Faroes coastal
territory granting one food and one culture. Naval and Embarked
units recieve +2 movement in friendly territory. When a new Citizen
is born, half of the relevant City's Culture output is added as
Production		[UU] Grindadráp - Replaces Work Boat. More expensive and
takes multiple turns to complete improvements, but is not expended
in the process. Upon improvement, all neutral teritory adjacent to the
resource is claimed.		[UB] Seyõamaõur - Replaces stable. Each edible bonus resource not worked provides +2 wood and when worked provides an additional +1 culture. Upon construction, two sources of Sheep appear near the city. Doesn't require Horses or Cattle to be constructed.
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GaelsNiallTopHatPaladinMythological Cycles - When upgrading a unit, gain Great Writer points based on its Experience. Great Works of Writing increase the growth rate of cities where they are stored.[UU] Fiann - Replaces Swordsman. Grants Great Writer points to the capital when pillaging tile improvements, more if the tile contains a resource. May not pillage roads, but may use enemy roads.[UB] Ringfort - Replaces Walls. Contains a Great Work of Writing slot; when the slot is filled, grants +10 XP too newly trained units in its city. Carries over 10% of Food when a Citizen is born.
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IcelandKristjan EldjarnDuskJockeyThe Cod Wars - Workboat Improvements claim all adjacent tiles when built. Cities with an improved sea resource yield +5% Culture, plus Tourism after researching Biology.[UU] Aegir-Class - Replaces Battleship. Has lower base Combat Strength. Does not require Oil. Destroys rival Fishing Boats when moving over them. Gains +25% Combat Strength when on or adjacent to a sea resource.[UI] Torfbaer - Unlocked at Civil Service. May not be built on Desert tiles, nor adjacent to each other. Yields +2 Food and +1 Culture. Yields an additional +1 Food when adjacent to a Forest tile. Yields +1 Culture for each adjacent mountain. Yields +1 Culture for each adjacent Natural Wonder (requires the Community Patch).
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IcelandIngolfur ArnarsonJFD & JanborutaAge of Settlement - Cities founded with Skalds or on terrain types different than the Capital begin with a free Great Work of Writing slot. Earn Great Writer points from discovering Civilizations, or from winning Naval battles.[UGP] Skald - Replaces Great Writer. May embark and cross Ocean. Double movement and defense when embarked. May settle cities on foreign continents.[UB] Thingstead - Replaces Amphitheater. Cheaper to produce. +2 Happiness if connected to the Capital. Forms City Connections to the Capital over water.
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IrelandDaniel O'ConnellDMSTwilight of the Gaels - Pressure from Foreign Religions provides Faith, while Pressure from your own cities provides Culture. Great Works increase Religious Pressure in your cities. [UU] Devil's Own - Replaces Musketman. Trained faster based on foreign Religious Pressure, and starts with more experience based on the pressure of your majority Religion. Higher-level Devil's Own units grant combat strength to adjacent lower-level ones.[UB] Fraternal Lodge - Replaces Constabulary. In addition to the Constabulary's effects, it has a Great Work of Writing Slot and provides 15% of the city's Culture output as Great Writer Points.
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IrelandÉamon de ValeraHoop ThrowerFreedom to Achieve Freedom - Earn culture equal to the gold generated from trade with civs you've denounced. +1 Delegate to World Council per civ denouncing you while you're not at war.[UU] Óglaigh na hÉireann - Replaces Great War Infantry. Heals faster the more civs you've denounced. During Peace treaties generates culture.[UB] Shannon Scheme Plant - Replaces Hydro Plant. The Ardnacrusha Plant generates culture while it is being built. While existing, 5% of the production generated in city is shared with other cities you control.
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IrelandBrian BoruJFD &
Janboruta		Book Of Armagh - Gain influence with City-States when capturing
cities. Your choice of Great Work slot upon capturing a Capital		[UU] Kern - Unlike the Longswordsman which it replaces, it's available at Civil
Service is weaker and doesn't require iron. Additionally, it can use enemy roads as if they were their own and gains a 15% experience boost from being adjacent to two enemy units.		[UU] Fili - Replaces Great Writer. It summoned alongside Great Generals and when it produces a Great Work of Writing, provides Great Musician points.
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IrelandMichael CollinsUrdnot_ScottAugust Destiny - Great Works grant half of their yields while in the cities of other Civilizations, and provide bonus Defense while in your cities. Cities with a garrisson recieve a free cultural Specialist, depending on the Unit's level. [UU] Fenian - Replaces Rifleman. Gains Combat Strength based on the number of Defensive Buildings in nearby cities. [UB] Public House - Replaces Zoo. Yields no Happiness, but has a Great Work of Music slot, which grants Happiness when filled, and Great Musician Points if the city is working Wheat or White. Pubs may appear in cities of Civilizations that you are influencing culturally, yielding Happiness for both Civilizations, and a sum of Cultural and Tourism in your empire.
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Isle Of ManIlliam DhoneryanjamesEngineering Legacy - The Manx earn 1 Great Engineer point in the capital and earn Great Engineers 50% faster. In addition to that, aircraft are produced 50% faster.[UU] Steam Packet - Unlike the Ironclad, which it replaces, it doesn't require coal, and can carry two aircraft. In addition to that, it can sell goods on board in a one-time trade mission to adjacent neighbours to gain gold and experience. [UB] Great Wheel - Unlike the Windmill which it replaces, it generates one production from mined resources such as Iron and Copper. It also boosts production from all sources, not just building construction, and has an extra slot for a engineer specialist.
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Northern IrelandBasil BrookeUighur_CaesarFor God and Ulster - Seaports and Harbors have Engineer Specialists and Naval Units receive +3 XP per specialist when trained. Gain Culture from having units in the territory of allies in a war alongside you.[UU] Ulster Battalion - Replaces Great War Infantry. +40% Combat Strength against fortified units and gives this bonus to adjacent friendly units it starts adjacent to. Receive Culture when this unit is killed or promoted, more so when outside your borders.[UB] Masonic Lodge - Replaces Constabulary. +2 Faith. +2 Culture for every Merchant, Scientist, and Engineer specialist in this city.
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PictsCalgacusHiramHighland Tactics - Land combat units have extra movement on Hills.
All melee units recieve the Drill 1 promotion upon being produced.		[UU] Cruithni - Unlike the Spearman which it replaces, it doesn't have a
bonus to mounted units. In exchange, it gets a 20% Combat Bonus outside of
friendly territory as well as costing no movement to pillage. In addition it gains
50% of combat strengths of the units combat strength as Faith for kills.		[UB] Crannog - Replaces Harbor. Forms a City Connection with the Capital over water. Extends range for Sea trade routes from this city, and adds 2 gold when they connect to a civilization. Also provides +2 food and extra defensive strength to the city in which it is built.
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ScotlandJames VIJFD &
Janboruta		Reulis and Cautelis - Earn Golden Age points whenever a Great
Person is born. Each type of Engineer, Merchant, and Scientist
specialists generate points towards Great Writers during a Golden Age.		[UU] Highlander - Replaces Rifleman. Gains double movement in hills and
begins with additional XP for every Great Work of Writing in this city in the
city it was trained in.		[UB] College - Replaces University. When the Great Work of Writing slot is filled,
boosts the duration of Golden Ages by 10%, up to a maximum of 40%.
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ScotlandJames VILastSwordFlower Of Scotland - +2 Tourism and +1 Happiness each time
you discover a post-classcal technology first. Cost of Industrial
technologies reduced by 15%		[UU] Highlander - Has the same stats as a Longswordsman which it
replaces but in addition to that, it has double movement through hills
and an innate 33% combat strength when attacking from hills.		[UB] Castle Palace - In addition to higher theming bonuses,
it grants the city 25% science if both slots of art are fillied.
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ScotlandRobert I BruceMore
Civilizations		Last of the Fire - Melee units recieve a combat boost when there are two or more adjacent enemy units. +1 Culture for every two hill tiles adjacent to a city.[UU] Gallowglass - Replaces Longswordman. Ignored terrain movement costs and recieves a bonus fighting against fortified units.[UI] Clan Castle: Requires Metal Casting. Boosts defensive strength of units on the tile as well as the gold yield. Gains an additional culture with Architecture. Yields an additional +5 experience to new units trained in the city working the Castle. Upon a declaration of war against Scotland, each castle trains one melee unit.
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ShetlandBrusi SigurdssonHomusubiUp Helly Aa - Losing or killing (deleting) one of your naval units in your territory increases the starting XP of all future naval units built in the nearest city by 2 and yields Production towards a naval building in that city.[UU] Shetland Bus - Replaces Destroyer. When next to an enemy city, has a chance each turn of attracting 1 Citizen from that city. If the Shetland Bus then returns to a Shetlander city, that Citizen moves there.[UB] Broch - Replaces Granary. As well as the regular Granary abilities, when completed, the Broch also provides half the required Production towards a random other building buildable by the city.
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StrathclydeRhydderch HaelGrantMen of the North - Units on hills and adjacent to Mountains will receive additional Defensive Strength according to your cultural output. Religious Units increase the border expansion of the cities they proletzyse.[UGP] Llallogan - Replaces Great Prophet. May conduct a Prophecy within 5 tiles of an enemy unit stacked with a Great General, severely injuring the unit and killing the General. If within 5 tiles of a defeat, may become a Barbarian and conduct prophecies against you...[UU] Gwassenas - Replaces Horseman. Can attack twice after a defeat. +20% attacking Strength against Melee Units if on Hills or Forest, increased from nearby Great People.
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The IslesSomerledUrdnot_ScottBy Galley or By Gauntlet - Defeating Naval Units slightly rushes production in all coastal cities, doubled if that city is constructing a Naval Unit, Dùn or Courthouse. Improved aquatic resources yield +2 gold and +1 food.[UB] Dun - Replaces Barracks. Cheaper to build, and provides +7xp to newly trained units per adjacent water tile instead of the base +15xp. Grants a free naval unit when constructed in a conquered city.[UU] Birlinn - Replaces Catapult. Is a naval unit, though with the stats and promotions of the catapult. Has +2 movement points, and adjacent units receive no combat penalty while disembarking. Upgrades to the Galleass, though retains all siege unit promotions.
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TyroneHugh O'NeillSenshiBurning of Dungannon - While at war, pillaged tiles deal attrition damage to adjacent Enemy Units and Cities. Units stationed on pillaged tiles provide their remaining yields to your nearest City.[UU] Redshanks - Replaces Crossbowman. Has a higher Defensive Strength and receives +10% ranged strength for each adjacent enemy unit. Begins with the Woodsman promotion.[UU] Buanadha - Replaces Musketman. Weaker when Defending, but ignores enemy zone of control and costs no movement to pillage. Pillages its occupied tile on defeat when outside friendly territory.
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