In 479 AD most of Britain is divided among British, Romano-British and Cumbrian kingdoms. Culture-based de jure titles and kingdoms. There are custom building "sets" for specific purposes: justice buildings to reduce revolt risk, health buildings to prevent diseases, smiths and forges to improve your units effectiveness, etc. Barracks, stables and military buildings, for example, will reduce your tax income, increase risk of disease, and so on.
All buildings have a larger array of effects compared to vanilla. Many unique historical buildings (the baths of Aquae Sulis, the tidal bay of Mont Saint Michel, etc.). Several of them are culture-based or terrain-based. Custom buildings, appropriate for post-roman Britain. A dynamic 'de jure' map system that allows multiple 'de jure' map configurations. A number of new traits, modifiers, decisions and ambitions/objectives. There are hundreds of new or modified events, including a search for the legendary thirteen Treasures of Britain (choose the ambition "Restore the Old Gods"), a basic druid selection and education system, events regarding Anglo-Saxon and Frankish invasions, religious conversions, trading routes with the Mediterranean sea, seasonal events, and much more. A campaign scenario starting in 479 AD, and revolving around two major struggles: the Anglo-Saxon invasion of Britain, and the religious conflict between the ancient british Gods and the "new" catholic faith. A completely new map covering Britain, Ireland and part of modern-day France.
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