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Denmark led by Harald Bluetooth is a civilization available in vanilla Civilization V. It requires the Civilization and Scenario Pack: Denmark.

Overview[]

Denmark[]

Nestled among the Nordic countries of Northern Europe, the Kingdom of Denmark encompasses the country of Denmark proper, Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Former colonies were Christiansborg, Ada and Keta in the 18th to early 19th century on the gold coast of Africa also another former  colony was the Virgin Islands till the year 1917 after that they were sold to the United States and  United Kingdom countries. The oldest kingdoms in the world, early records of Denmark's history can be traced back to the 6th and 7th centuries AD, when the Danes were still a tribal people scattered across the region. Eventually united under the rule of King Harald Bluetooth, many Danes would also settle inEngland and Ireland during the invasions of the Viking Age. From these early tales of Viking exploration and conquest, to the modern nation of Denmark we know today, the Danish people have been at the forefront of global events for centuries.

Harald Bluetooth[]

Harald ā€œBluetoothā€ Gormsson was King of Denmark for nearly 30 years beginning in approximately 958 AD. During his reign, Bluetooth united the outlying tribes of Denmark and defended his people from the incursions of Norway and Germany, while overseeing the completion of vast construction projects that strengthened the defenses of his nation. Bluetooth is equally known for casting off the Norse pagan traditions of his forbearers, becoming a devout Christian who strove to peacefully convert the people of Denmark during his rule.

Dawn of Man[]

Bluetooth

Art by Firaxis

Honor and glory be yours, Harald Bluetooth Gormsson, mighty heir of King Gorm the Old and Thyra Dannebod. Not only were you victorious on the battlefield against the armies of Norway, you also completed massive construction projects across the land - numerous Ring Fortresses to protect the populace from invasion and internal strife. You successfully drove off waves of German settlers in 983 AD and sheltered your kingdom from unwanted foreign influence.

Stalwart Viking, the time for greatness is upon you once more. You are called to rise up and lead your people to renewed power and triumph! Will you make the world shudder once more at the very thought of your great armies of Northsmen? Will you let the Viking battle cry ring out across the crashing waves? Will you build a civilization to stand the test of time?

Introduction (Audio): Ah, wonderful, a new challenger! ("Ah, vidunderligt, en ny udfordrer!")

Introduction (Audio): Harald Bluetooth bids you welcome to his lands/country! ("Harald BlƄtand byder dig velkommen til sit land!")

Introduction (Text): Hail little leader, you are in the great presence of Harald Bluetooth. Hm...which tale of valor shall I regale you with today?

Defeat (Audio): What is this treason?! ("Hvad er det for et forrƦderi?!")

Defeat (Audio): Loki must have stood by you, for a common man alone could not have defeated me! ("Loke mƄ have stƄet dig bi, for en almindelig mand alene kan ikke have besejret mig!")

Defeat (Text): Ragnarok is upon us, it is the only explanation for defeat. Enjoy what little time you have left in this world. I await your arrival in Asgard.

Unique Attributes[]

Denmark (Harald Bluetooth)
Haraldbluetooth

Art by Firaxis

Viking Fury

Embarked units have +1 Movement and pay just 1 Movement point to disembark. Melee units pay no movement to pillage.

Berserker

Art by Firaxis

Berserker (Longswordsman)
  • Unlocked at Metal Casting
  • +1 Movement
  • Starts with the Amphibious promotion
Norweiganskiinfantry

Art by Firaxis

Norwegian Ski Infantry (Rifleman)
  • +25% Combat Strength and +1 Movement when in Snow, Tundra, and Hills without Forest or Jungle
  • Immune to Snow Attrition (ExCE)
City List
  1. Copenhagen
  2. Aarhus
  3. Kaupang
  4. Ribe
  5. Viborg
  6. Tunsberg
  7. Roskilde
  8. Hedeby
  9. Oslo
  10. Jelling
  11. Truso
  12. Bergen
  13. Faeroerne
  14. Reykjavik
  15. Trondheim
  16. GodthƄb
  17. Helluland
  18. Lillehammer
  19. Markland
  20. Elsinore
  21. Sarpsborg
  22. Odense
  23. Aalborg
  24. Stavanger
  25. Vorbasse
  26. Schleswig
  27. Kristiansand
  28. Halogaland
  29. Randers
  30. Fredrikstad
  31. Kolding
  32. Horsens
  33. Tromsoe
  34. Vejle
  35. KĆøge
  36. Sandnes
  37. Holstebro
  38. Slagelse
  39. Drammen
  40. HillerĆød
  41. SĆønderborg
  42. Skien
  43. Svendborg
  44. HolbƦk
  45. HjĆørring
  46. Fladstrand
  47. Haderslev
  48. Ringsted
  49. Skive
Spy List
  • JĆørgen
  • Mette
  • Henrik
  • Niels
  • Helle
  • Frederik
  • Ida
  • Thea
  • Freja
  • Morten
Denmark

Music[]

Peace Theme War Theme
Civilization_V_OST_-_Harald_Bluetooth_Peace_Theme_-_DrĆømte_Mig_en_DrĆøm_i_Nat_and_Nobilis_Humilis

Civilization V OST - Harald Bluetooth Peace Theme - DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat and Nobilis Humilis

Civilization_V_OST_-_Harald_Bluetooth_War_Theme_-_DrĆømte_Mig_en_DrĆøm_i_Nat_and_Nobilis_Humilis

Civilization V OST - Harald Bluetooth War Theme - DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat and Nobilis Humilis

'DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat' by Michael Curran and Geoff Knorr 'DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat' by Michael Curran and Geoff Knorr

Denmark led by Harald Bluetooth is a civilization available in JFD's Denmark-Norway (Christian IV). It requires the Civilization and Scenario Pack: Denmark.

Overview[]

Denmark[]

Nestled among the Nordic countries of Northern Europe, the Kingdom of Denmark encompasses the country of Denmark proper, Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Former colonies were Christiansborg, Ada and Keta in the 18th to early 19th century on the gold coast of Africa also another former  colony was the Virgin Islands till the year 1917 after that they were sold to the United States and  United Kingdom countries. The oldest kingdoms in the world, early records of Denmark's history can be traced back to the 6th and 7th centuries AD, when the Danes were still a tribal people scattered across the region. Eventually united under the rule of King Harald Bluetooth, many Danes would also settle inEngland and Ireland during the invasions of the Viking Age. From these early tales of Viking exploration and conquest, to the modern nation of Denmark we know today, the Danish people have been at the forefront of global events for centuries.

Harald Bluetooth[]

Harald ā€œBluetoothā€ Gormsson was King of Denmark for nearly 30 years beginning in approximately 958 AD. During his reign, Bluetooth united the outlying tribes of Denmark and defended his people from the incursions of Norway and Germany, while overseeing the completion of vast construction projects that strengthened the defenses of his nation. Bluetooth is equally known for casting off the Norse pagan traditions of his forbearers, becoming a devout Christian who strove to peacefully convert the people of Denmark during his rule.

Dawn of Man[]

Bluetooth

Art by Firaxis

Honor and glory be yours, Harald Bluetooth Gormsson, mighty heir of King Gorm the Old and Thyra Dannebod. Not only were you victorious on the battlefield against the armies of Norway, you also completed massive construction projects across the land - numerous Ring Fortresses to protect the populace from invasion and internal strife. You successfully drove off waves of German settlers in 983 AD and sheltered your kingdom from unwanted foreign influence.

Stalwart Viking, the time for greatness is upon you once more. You are called to rise up and lead your people to renewed power and triumph! Will you make the world shudder once more at the very thought of your great armies of Northsmen? Will you let the Viking battle cry ring out across the crashing waves? Will you build a civilization to stand the test of time?

Introduction (Audio): Ah, wonderful, a new challenger! ("Ah, vidunderligt, en ny udfordrer!")

Introduction (Audio): Harald Bluetooth bids you welcome to his lands/country! ("Harald BlƄtand byder dig velkommen til sit land!")

Introduction (Text): Hail little leader, you are in the great presence of Harald Bluetooth. Hm...which tale of valor shall I regale you with today?

Defeat (Audio): What is this treason?! ("Hvad er det for et forrƦderi?!")

Defeat (Audio): Loki must have stood by you, for a common man alone could not have defeated me! ("Loke mƄ have stƄet dig bi, for en almindelig mand alene kan ikke have besejret mig!")

Defeat (Text): Ragnarok is upon us, it is the only explanation for defeat. Enjoy what little time you have left in this world. I await your arrival in Asgard.

Unique Attributes[]

Denmark (Harald Bluetooth)
Haraldbluetooth

Art by Firaxis

Viking Fury

Embarked units have +1 Movement and pay just 1 Movement point to disembark. Melee units pay no movement to pillage.

Berserker

Art by Firaxis

Berserker (Longswordsman)
  • Unlocked at Metal Casting
  • +1 Movement
  • Starts with the Amphibious promotion
Longboat

Art by Janboruta

Snekkja (Galleass)
  • Available at Optics.
  • -4 Combat Strength.
  • -20 Production Cost
  • Can enter foreign territory.
  • May cross oceans immediately.
City List
  1. Jelling
  2. Hedeby
  3. Ribe
  4. Roskilde
  5. Lejre
  6. TissĆø
  7. Aros
  8. Viborg
  9. Ringsted
  10. Vorbasse
  11. Gudme
  12. Kragehul
  13. Trelleborg
  14. Fyrkat
  15. Rubjerg
  16. Trundholm Mose
  17. Aggersborg
  18. Lindholm HĆøje
  19. Ladby
  20. Slagelse
  21. Ringsted
  22. ƅlborg
  23. ƘrbƦk
  24. Lund (in Sweden, but still)
  25. Nonnebakken
  26. Odense
  27. HimlingĆøje
  28. Nydam
  29. Illerup
  30. Thorsbjerg
  31. Sliestorp
  32. Vimose
  33. Alken Enge
  34. Sorte Muld
  35. Hodde
  36. HĆørekĆøbing
  37. Hollingsted
  38. Vejerslev
Spy List
  • JĆørgen
  • Mette
  • Henrik
  • Niels
  • Helle
  • Frederik
  • Ida
  • Thea
  • Freja
  • Morten
Denmark

Music[]

Peace Theme War Theme
Civilization_V_OST_-_Harald_Bluetooth_Peace_Theme_-_DrĆømte_Mig_en_DrĆøm_i_Nat_and_Nobilis_Humilis

Civilization V OST - Harald Bluetooth Peace Theme - DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat and Nobilis Humilis

Civilization_V_OST_-_Harald_Bluetooth_War_Theme_-_DrĆømte_Mig_en_DrĆøm_i_Nat_and_Nobilis_Humilis

Civilization V OST - Harald Bluetooth War Theme - DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat and Nobilis Humilis

'DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat' by Michael Curran and Geoff Knorr 'DrĆømte Mig en DrĆøm i Nat' by Michael Curran and Geoff Knorr


Mod Support[]

Events and Decisions[]

Go on a Viking against [City-State]
The people of [City-State] are rich and fat. We shall do what our people have always done, and call a raid against them. Our blades will fall upon them as we claim their riches for our own!
Requirements/Restrictions:
  • Player must be Denmark
  • Must have a Melee Unit in the Capital
  • May not be enacted after the end of the Medieval Era.
  • May only be enacted once per City State
  • May only be enacted 8 times per game
Costs:
  • X% Chance the unit is killed.
  • -60  Influence with [City-State]
Rewards:
  • 75  Gold per Era

Note: Higher level units are less likely to be killed

Formalize the Thing
Our people have long held Things or assemblies at regular intervals to address the grievances and disputes between clans. Giving the Thing a bigger role to play in our government should lower the costs of maintaining peace within the nation, and allow us to focus on outward expansion.
Requirements/Restrictions:
  • Player must be Denmark
  • Must have at least 8 Melee Units
  • May only be enacted from the beginning of the Medieval era
  • May only be enacted once per game
Costs:
  • 300 Gold
  • 2 Magistrates
Rewards:
  • -20% Unit  Gold maintenance costs

Exploration Continued Expanded[]

Colony List
  1. Balasore
  2. Reval
  3. Tórshavn
  4. Kongenstein
  5. Prinzenstein
  6. Danmarksnagore
  7. Trankebar
  8. Reykjavik
  9. Nuuk
  10. Piltene
  11. Frederiksnagore

Unique Cultural Influence[]

"Our children are now growing up with your fairy tales and playing with your plastic bricks. I worry the rest of the world will also succumb to the influence of your culture."

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Austria • Byzantium • Carthage • Celts • Ethiopia • Huns • Maya • Netherlands • Sweden
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Assyria • Brazil • Indonesia • Morocco • Poland • Portugal • Shoshone • Venice • Zulu
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Afonso I (Portugal) • Aleksandr Nevsky • Alexios I • Alfred • Brian Boru • Bulan • Canute • Charlemagne • Eleanor • Eri • Erik • Fa Ngum • Ferdinand I (León) • Gediminas • Haakon IV • Henry V • Innocent III • Ingólfur Arnarson • Isabella • Justinian I • Margarethe I • Michael VIII • Nizam al-Mulk • Nominoe • Richard I • Robrecht III • Shengzong • Shizong • Simone Boccanegra • Simeon I • Stefan Dusan • Stephen I • Tiridates III • Tomislav I • Tvrtko I • Vaclav II • William I • Vlad III • Vsevolod
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