Europa Universalis IV: Lions of the North - PC (Steam)

Europa Universalis IV: Lions of the North includes new mission trees for:

• Denmark: The leader of the Kalmar Union desires unity in the kingdom and can pursue commercial and political dominance of the Hansa and Northern Sea trade regions.
  
• Sweden: A major power in waiting, Sweden can claim a primary position in Scandinavia, ready to intervene and project power on the continent.
  
• Norway: Resist the influence of powerful partners and strike a new path as a naval power in the North Sea or even across the Atlantic.
  
• Scandinavia: A united northern nation will have a wide range of new options to project its power as the cold lands of the region get more developed.
  
• Teutonic Order: Once a great Crusader state, now it fights for survival against Polish and Lithuanian pressure. Follow the path to become Prussia, or rediscover the zealous power of religious war.
  
• Poland, Lithuania and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth: Unite the kingdoms and develop your vast lands while maintaining cohesion against recalcitrant nobles.
  
• Livonian Order and Courland: Follow the path of the Crusader to rival your heretic neighbor or secularize your state.
  
• Riga: Religious merchant of the Hanseatic League, Riga can manipulate the politics of the trade alliance to instigate conflict and reap the spoils.
  
• Danzig: Create a Prussian nation from this key city-state.
  
• Gotland: Choose different paths as a monarchy, merchant republic or pirate haven to dominate the Baltic.
  
• Finland: A free Finland can explore its destiny separate from Swedish rule.

This pack also includes:

• Unique Government Reforms: New government reform options for many nations in the area.
  
• New Unit Types: Recruit Swedish Carolean infantry and Polish-Lithuanian Winged Hussars under certain conditions.
  
• New Estate Privileges for regional powers.
  
• New Unit Sprites: 35 new pieces of unit art for Scandinavian and Baltic nations.
  
• New Music: 3 new Scandinavian themed songs and 3 new Baltic themed songs.