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Nine Years War Mod (Beta) - Download here

This mod aims to recreate the atmosphere of the period of the War of the Grand Alliance, also known as the Nine Years War. The mod reflects the transition from matchlock to flintlock and from pike to bayonet. There are two new factions (the Cossack Hetmanate and the Jacobites). The mod will incorporates units of the Hetmanate TW mod with some changes to reflect the late 17th century. 

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To install, follow the instructions in the README.txt file.

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