Sweden
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| Level | Fear Cards | Game Effects (Cumulative) |
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| 1 | 9 (3/3/3) | Heavy Mining: If the Invaders do at least 6 Damage to the land during Ravage, add an extra  . The additional does not destroy  or cause cascades.
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| 2 | 10 (3/4/3) | Population Pressure at Home: During Setup, on each board add 1  to land #4. On boards where land #4 starts with , put that in land #5 instead.
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| 3 | 10 (3/4/3) | Fine Steel for Tools and Guns: deal 3 Damage. deal 5 damage.
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| 4 | 11 (4/4/3) | Royal Backing: During Setup, after adding all other Invaders, discard the top card of the Invader Deck. On each board, add 1 to the land of that terrain with the fewest Invaders.
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| 5 | 12 (4/4/4) | Mining Rush: When Ravaging adds at least 1 to a land, also add 1 to an adjacent land without / . Cascading does not cause this effect.
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| 6 | 13 (4/5/4) | Prospecting Outpost: During setup, on each board add 1 and 1 to land #8. The comes from the box, not the Blight Card.
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From the Rulebook
Ruler: King Erik XV
Following his triumph at the Battle of Lützen in 1632, King Gustavus Adolphus led the Kingdom of Sweden to further victories over Catholic armies, defeating and partitioning the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth with Brandenburg and Russia in 1644. Following his death in 1651, Gustavus Adolphus was succeeded by his son, King Gustav III, who went on to defeat Kingdom of Denmark in a series of campaigns between 1657 and 1668 and secure total Swedish dominion over the Baltic Sea.
Gustav III was succeeded by his son Erik in 1683, who became the eight Vasa ruler of Sweden. Under his rule, constrained from further growth on the continent by Russia to their East and the Holy Roman Empire and Prussia to their south, Sweden begun leveraging their powerful navy to set up colonies throughout the world.
The absorption of former Polish lands in the eastern Baltic has given Sweden a significant influx of Slavs and other non-Scandanavian people. While a tremendous boon to their economic and military power, this demographic shift has also been a source of internal turmoil as the Kingdom of Sweden attempts the historically difficult task of integrating a multi-ethnic society. Along with a desire for more natural resources, Sweden's desire for a "safety valve" outlet for discontents and political agitators has driven their desire to establish themselves as a colonial power.
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