IDS_ARMY_EARLY_NEW_MODEL_ARMY, "New Model Army 1645",
IDS_ARMY_ECW_EDGEHILL_ROYALIST, "Royalist Edgehill 1642",
IDS_ARMY_ECW_PARL_SCOTS_ALLIANCE, "Parliament + Scots 1644-1646",
IDS_ARMY_ECW_ROYALIST_RAIDING_FORCE, "Royalist Raiders 1643-1644",
IDS_ARMY_ECW_SCOTS_ROYALIST, "Scots Royalist 1644-1645",
IDS_ARMY_EECW_CORNISH_ROYALIST, "Cornish Royalist 1643",
IDS_ARMY_EECW_PARLIAMENTARIAN, "Parliamentarian 1642-1643",
IDS_ARMY_EECW_ROYALIST, "Royalist 1642-1643",
IDS_ARMY_EECW_SCOTS_COVENANTER, "Scots Covenanter 1642-1647",
IDS_ARMY_LATER_NEW_MODEL_ARMY, "New Model Army 1646-1660",
IDS_ARMY_LECW_ROYALIST, "Royalist 1645-1648",
IDS_ARMY_LECW_SCOTS_COVENANTER, "Scots Covenanter 1648-1652",
IDS_ARMY_MECW_PARLIAMENTARIAN, "Parliamentarian 1643-1645",
IDS_ARMY_MECW_ROYALIST, "Royalist 1643-1644",
IDS_CAMPAIGN_NAME,"English Civil War",
IDS_CAMPAIGN_TEXT,"England 1643~~The rift between King and Parliament has finally led to civil war.~~The first major battle, at Edgehill in Warwickshire last year, was indecisive.~~All over the country, local forces are massing in support of King or Parliament.",
IDS_ENGLISHCIVILWAR_ENDCAMP_text_0,"English Civil War Campaign - Complete.",
IDS_ENGLISHCIVILWAR_ENDCAMP_text_1,"The King is victorious!",
IDS_ENGLISHCIVILWAR_ENDCAMP_text_2,"Parliament has been dissolved and the leaders of the rebels have been executed.",
IDS_ENGLISHCIVILWAR_ENDCAMP_text_3,"The Divine Right of Kings has been vindicated ...",
IDS_ENGLISHCIVILWAR_ENDCAMP_text_4,"... and a new era of absolutism has begun. Long Live the King!",
IDS_M10_INTRO_Naseby_TEXT0,"Your forces are outnumbered ...",
IDS_M10_INTRO_Naseby_TEXT1,"... but are of excellent quality.",
IDS_M10_INTRO_Naseby_TEXT2,"You must defeat the enemy or lose your kingdom...",
IDS_M10_INTRO_Naseby_TEXT3,".. and perhaps your head.",
IDS_M1_INTRO_Stratton_TEXT0,"The enemy forces outnumber ours and have the advantage of higher ground...",
IDS_M1_INTRO_Stratton_TEXT1,"...but we have better and more numerous horse than them....",
IDS_M1_INTRO_Stratton_TEXT2,"...and loyal Cornishmen are more than a match for the lackeys of Parliament.",
IDS_M1_INTRO_Stratton_TEXT3,"Our troops are deployed for an assault on the hill, with our pikes in four strong columns...",
IDS_M1_INTRO_Stratton_TEXT4,"...and our musketeers in front to clear a path for them.",
IDS_M2_INTRO_Adwalton_Moor_TEXT0,"The enemy army is deployed on open moorland where their superior horse will be most effective...",
IDS_M2_INTRO_Adwalton_Moor_TEXT1,"...especially as we have no pikemen to defend our musketeers.",
IDS_M2_INTRO_Adwalton_Moor_TEXT2,"However, we are deployed amongst enclosed fields.",
IDS_M2_INTRO_Adwalton_Moor_TEXT3,"The hedges can be used to defend our musketeers against their horse...",
IDS_M2_INTRO_Adwalton_Moor_TEXT4,"...and provide cover.",
IDS_M3_INTRO_Edgehill_TEXT0,"The enemy are blocking our advance on London. They await our onset.",
IDS_M3_INTRO_Edgehill_TEXT1,"We have the advantage in horse, but the rebels have more foot.",
IDS_M3_INTRO_Edgehill_TEXT2,"We have brought up all our guns, whereas they have left behind their heavier guns in their haste to reach the battlefield.",
IDS_M3_INTRO_Edgehill_TEXT3,"We have organised our foot in Swedish brigade formation to make the best use of our more numerous pikemen.",
IDS_M3_INTRO_Edgehill_TEXT4,"If we can defeat their horse and assail the flanks of their foot, victory can be ours...if only we can keep the enthusiasm of our horse within bounds.",
IDS_M4_INTRO_Bristol_TEXT0,"Your forces are greatly outnumbered by the Royalists.",
IDS_M4_INTRO_Bristol_TEXT1,"However, the garrison have been hard at work fortifying the city.",
IDS_M4_INTRO_Bristol_TEXT2,"The outer defences consist of a chain of forts linked by field fortifications.",
IDS_M4_INTRO_Bristol_TEXT3,"Unfortunately work on the linking fortifications is incomplete - the ditch is shallow and relatively easily crossed.",
IDS_M4_INTRO_Bristol_TEXT4,"The medieval city walls form an inner line of defence to the north, and the main line of defence to the south. Fortunately the Royalists have not engaged in any preliminary bombardment to breach the walls.",
IDS_M5_INTRO_Nantwich_TEXT0,"The Parliamentarian army is marching south-eastwards across the fields towards Nantwich, where they hope to link up with the garrison.",
IDS_M5_INTRO_Nantwich_TEXT1,"Your foot are deployed around the village of Acton.",
IDS_M5_INTRO_Nantwich_TEXT2,"Your horse are at last approaching from the south.",
IDS_M5_INTRO_Nantwich_TEXT3,"It may still be possible to defeat the relief army. Nantwich will then inevitably fall.",
IDS_M6_INTRO_Cheriton_TEXT0,"The enemy forces outnumber us...",
IDS_M6_INTRO_Cheriton_TEXT1,"... and have seized Cheriton Wood on the ridge in front of our left.",
IDS_M6_INTRO_Cheriton_TEXT2,"If we capture it back we can take the ridge...",
IDS_M6_INTRO_Cheriton_TEXT3,"...and hold it against the superior numbers of the enemy...",
IDS_M6_INTRO_Cheriton_TEXT4,"...using the hedges as cover for our foot.",
IDS_M7_INTRO_Marston_Moor_TEXT0,"Your army faces the allied Parliamentarian and Scottish forces on Marston Moor.",
IDS_M7_INTRO_Marston_Moor_TEXT1,"Their troops outnumber yours considerably, but the Scottish foot are inexperienced and their horse are poorly equipped.",
IDS_M7_INTRO_Marston_Moor_TEXT2,"The Parliamentarian horse are of better quality, particularly the Eastern Association horse deployed on their left under Lieutenant General Oliver Cromwell.",
IDS_M7_INTRO_Marston_Moor_TEXT3,"In front of our position, there is a ditch and hedge, which has some defensive value.",
IDS_M7_INTRO_Marston_Moor_TEXT4,"On our left, there are enclosed fields which may slow the advance of the enemy horse.",
IDS_M8_INTRO_Lostwithiel_TEXT0,"You currently control the bridge over the River Fowey at Lostwithiel. However, the Royalists control the next bridge upstream to the north-east.",
IDS_M8_INTRO_Lostwithiel_TEXT1,"Most of the Royalist horse, and some of their foot, are somewhere off the south-western edge of the map, but may arrive at any time.",
IDS_M8_INTRO_Lostwithiel_TEXT2,"Your total forces outnumber the Royalists to the east of the river, although the enemy have the advantage of higher ground.",
IDS_M8_INTRO_Lostwithiel_TEXT3,"But when their reinforcements arrive, you will be heavily outnumbered.",
IDS_M8_INTRO_Lostwithiel_TEXT4,"To succeed, you must get as much of your army as possible off the eastern map edge in good order.",
IDS_M9_INTRO_Newbury2_TEXT0,"Most of our foot are deployed around the village of Speen, with our cavalry in the open fields to the east of the village.",
IDS_M9_INTRO_Newbury2_TEXT1,"Part of the Parliamentarian army, under the Earl of Manchester, is deployed across the River Lambourn to the East. We have substantial forces deployed to deny them the bridges.",
IDS_M9_INTRO_Newbury2_TEXT2,"The majority of the enemy, under Sir William Waller, are moving against the bridge at Boxford to the north-west, where we have only a token force.",
IDS_M9_INTRO_Newbury2_TEXT3,"We need to at least hold off the enemy till nightfall and inflict greater losses on them than they do on us.",
IDS_SCENARIO_Adwalton_Moor,"Battle of Adwalton Moor~Yorkshire, June 1643",
IDS_SCENARIO_BRISTOL,"Storming of Bristol~July 1643",
IDS_SCENARIO_CHERITON,"Battle of Cheriton~Hampshire, March 1644",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Adwalton_Moor,"The Earl of Newcastle, Royalist commander in the North, is advancing on Bradford.~~Our commander, Lord Fairfax, has decided that Bradford is indefensible, and we must stop the Royalists before they reach it, even though they outnumber us in horse and foot and we lack pikemen.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Bristol, "Colonel Nathaniel Fiennes, you are charged by Parliament with the defence of the important city of Bristol.~~Your garrison consists of only 1500 foot, 300 horse, and some poorly armed citizens of the city.~~Prince Rupert and Prince Maurice have arrived with the full might of the Royalist Oxford and South-Western armies to take the city. They seem to be about to attempt to take the city by storm.~~If you can repel this assault, they may settle down to a conventional siege, giving time for a relief force to arrive. At the very least, honour demands that you should sell your lives dearly.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Cheriton,"Lord Hopton, your forces have caught up with Sir William Waller's Parliamentarian army near Cheriton.~~The enemy have seized Cheriton Wood on the ridge in front of our left.~~We must capture it back so that we can take the ridge and hold it against the superior numbers of the enemy.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Edgehill,"Thinking back to October 1642, our men can only wish that the war had been decided at Edgehill, where two large armies supporting the King and Parliament faced each other for the first time.~~If only the King had prevailed, he could have advanced on London and ended the war at a stroke.~~Perhaps things would go differently if we could fight the battle again.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Lostwithiel,"Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, you have invaded the Royalist stronghold of Cornwall. Things were going well until the King arrived, apparently from nowhere, with superior numbers, and caught up with you at Lostwithiel.~~You were relying on the fleet to take your troops off, but contrary winds have prevented the ships from sailing. It looks as though your army is trapped, and supplies are getting short.~~However, the Royalists have split their forces. Their foot is mostly encamped to the east of Lostwithiel, blocking your escape in that direction. Most of their horse, however, is several miles away across the river, to the south-west of the town, guarding the western road.~~The opportunity exists for a bold stroke. If our army can defeat or get past the Royalist foot, we may be able to break out to the east.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Marston_Moor,"Prince Rupert, the Scots have invaded England in alliance with Parliament.~~Their combined forces were besieging York, but you have succeeded in bypassing them and relieving the city.~~Though your forces are outnumbered, you have written orders from the King which you believe require you to defeat the allied Parliamentarian and Scottish army forthwith.~~You have therefore deployed your forces opposite those of the rebels outside the city on Marston Moor.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Nantwich,"Lord Byron, your army has been besieging the town of Nantwich, which is held by a Parliamentarian garrison. Your scouts report the approach from the north of a large relief force under Sir Thomas Fairfax.~~Unfortunately your forces are divided. Your foot are to the west of Nantwich around the village of Acton. Your horse were to the east of Nantwich, on the other side of the River Weaver.~~During the night, thawing snow has caused the River Weaver to flood, and to wash away the wooden bridge on which you were relying for communication between the two parts of your army.~~Your horse have been forced to make a detour of six miles this morning to get to the next available bridge and bypass flooded fields. However, hope is not lost, as battle does not yet seem to have been joined.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Naseby,"Your Majesty, your main (and last) field army was moving north with a view to joining up with Scots Royalist forces under the Marquess of Montrose and reconquering the North.~~However, on learning that the Parliamentarian New Model Army, under Sir Thomas Fairfax and Oliver Cromwell, had laid siege to your capital of Oxford, you started to march south again.~~The New Model Army has broken off the siege of Oxford, and has marched north to engage you.~~Prince Rupert advises retreat, but you feel that this would lower morale, and that therefore you must offer battle. Defeat is unthinkable, as it is unlikely that you will be able to raise another substantial army.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Newbury2,"Your Majesty, last month you sent Prince Rupert to attack the Parliamentarian forces in Gloucestershire, and the Earl of Northampton to relieve Banbury. However, the Earl of Essex has kept the Parliamentarian armies together.~~You have recalled Prince Rupert and the Earl, and are waiting for them at Speen, near Newbury.~~The rebel forces are fast approaching. There is no hope of reinforcements arriving in time.~~We will just have to hold them off with the forces we have available.",
IDS_SCENARIO_DESC_Stratton,"The Earl of Stamford's Parliamentarian army outnumbers ours and is blocking our route to the East.~~They are deployed in a strong position on a hill.~~However, they have sent most of their horse away to secure Bodmin.~~Our general, Sir Ralph Hopton, has decided that a rapid attack while the rebel forces are divided is our best hope of victory.",
IDS_SCENARIO_EDGEHILL,"Battle of Edgehill~Warwickshire, October 1642",
IDS_SCENARIO_LOSTWITHIEL, "Campaign of Lostwithiel~Cornwall, August 1644",
IDS_SCENARIO_MARSTON_MOOR,"Battle of Marston Moor~Yorkshire, July 1644",
IDS_SCENARIO_NANTWICH,"Relief of Nantwich~Cheshire, January 1644",
IDS_SCENARIO_NASEBY,"Battle of Naseby~Northamptonshire, June 1645",
IDS_SCENARIO_NEWBURY2,"Second Battle of Newbury~Berkshire, October 1644",
IDS_SCENARIO_STRATTON,"Battle of Stratton~Cornwall, May 1643",
IDS_SCENUI_VC_BRISTOL_PARLIAMENT, "Object - Inflict heavy losses on the attackers: ~Rout at least 25% of the enemy troops ~before 40% of your own have routed.",
IDS_SCENUI_VC_LOSTWITHIEL_PARLIAMENT, "Object - get as many of your troops off ~the right-hand side of the map as possible ~without your army breaking. This will occur if:~a) 40% of your troops are routed~and 25% more than the enemy have lost, or ~b) 60% of your troops are routed.",
IDS_SCN_BRISTOL_DEFEAT_BP0TEXT, "The white flag has been raised. The garrison will lay down their arms and be dispersed to their homes. Your honour is besmirched, and you will be lucky to escape court martial and a firing squad.",
IDS_SCN_BRISTOL_VICTORY1_BP0TEXT, "The Royalist assault falters as their men fall back in disarray. Against all odds, you have repelled the assault. Prince Rupert will have to settle down to a formal siege if he wants to capture Bristol. Hopefully, this will give time for a relief force to arrive.",
IDS_SCN_BRISTOL_VICTORY2_BP0TEXT, "A parley has been declared. The agreement is that you will march out the garrison with all honours of war and flags flying. You have inflicted severe losses on the Royalist army and your honour is intact.",
IDS_SCN_LOSTWITHIEL_ESCAPE_DEFEAT_BP0TEXT, "The rebels have escaped with a substantial part of their army intact.", 
IDS_SCN_LOSTWITHIEL_ESCAPE_VICTORY_BP0TEXT, "You have managed to cut your way out of the King's trap. Allelujah!",
IDS_SIDETYPE0,"Royalist",
IDS_SIDETYPE1,"Parliamentarian",
IDS_SIDETYPEDESC0,"Royalist",
IDS_SIDETYPEDESC1,"Parliamentarian",
IDS_UNITINFO38, "Clubmen - poorly armed local levies.",
IDS_UNITNAME38, "Clubmen",
