A while ago, I said I'd do a civ pack based on the Score Ranking system. I'm going to start with South Africa because I had to do a whole new civ for that, whereas the others where just leaders.

Civ: South Africa

Leader: Nelson Mandela

Detailed Approach: The South African game is very much one of Industry crossed with Culture. Trying to keep high food is important, as this can lead to larger amounts of culture. Amenities and Loyalty become less of a problem, so you can focus on other things, such as spamming out Builders for your Mines and Safaris. If you are ever attacked in the late game, your mobile army should be able to hold back the brunt of the blow. South Africa is a powerhouse of production, gold and culture.

Intro:

South Africa is a nation divided by Apartheid, and only you, Nelson Mandela, can bring justice and peace to the people. Fight for that vision, with weapons and words, and your nation can grow beyond the shadow of colonialism.

Leader Agenda:

Non-Aligned - Tries to avoid getting caught up in global politics and likes those who settle disputes in a peaceful manner.

Leader trait:

Tata Wethu - +1% culture in all cities for every citizen in that city. +1 Amenity in all cities for each tier of government. Changing a policy card gives a 10 Loyalty burst to every city in your empire (stackable).

Civ trait:

Izimayini - All mines get +2 production. All quarries get +1 production. Mines do not negatively impact Appeal. +1 Trade Route Capacity at all times.

Leader unit:

uMkhonto we Sizwe - Replaces AT Crew. Pillaging gives +25% yield. +1 m.p. when starting the turn in friendly territory. +7 c.s. in any city with negative loyalty.

Civ unit:

Kommando - Replaces Ranger. +6 ranged strength, -3 melee strength. +1 m.p. in enemy territory. -80 p.c., -1 m.c.

Unique infrastructure:

Safari - Unique improvement. Unlocked at Natural History. Must be built on Grasslands or Plains with no removable tile features. +2 Appeal to this tile, +1 to adjacent tiles. +1 culture for every adjacent Safari. +2 gold for every adjacent luxury resource. +1 Era Score upon building a Safari next to at least 2 others

Preferred religion: N/A

Starting bias: Tier 1 towards Grasslands, Grasslands (Hills), Plains and Plains (Hills); Tier 3 towards Amber, Diamonds, Jade, Mercury, Salt and Silver; Tier 5 towards other Mine resources and other Luxury resources

Capital city: Pretoria

City list: Cape Town, Johannesburg, Durban, Gqeberha, East London, Bloemfontein, Soweto, Pietermaritzburg, Polokwane, Mbombela, Tshwane, Mahikeng, Grahamstown, King William’s Town, Oudtshoorn, Vereeniging, Uitenhage, Matlosana, Knysna, Benoni, Stellenbosch, Upington, Bhisho, Khayelitsha, Potchefstroom, Welkom, George, Soshanguve, Kimberley, Klerksdorp

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Achievements:

Prepared to Die - Win a Regular game as Nelson Mandela

This is my first civ in a while, so if I've forgotten anything, please feel free to let me know.

Civilization: Goguryeo

Leader: Gwanggaeto

Intro:

O supreme king Gwanggaeto, the feared armies of Goguryeo stand ready to expand your glorious domain at your command. Immortalize your nation and your people through your conquests, and your descendants will forever remember you in their steles as the Great King.

Detailed Approach:

Goguryeo is a military-focused civilization, especially under Gwanggaeto. Mountains are very beneficial to your empire, and your unique tile improvement helps with defense and the increasing of Loyalty in recently captured cities. Your unique unit, the Gaemamusa, is a speedy fighter and is best for capturing cities after your other units.

Capital: Gungnae

Cities: Pyongyang, Jolbon, Hwando, Wundu, Guonei, Taesong, Buyeo, Okjeo, Yemaek, Dongye, Lelang, Xuantu

Uses Korean citizen names

Start Bias: Mountains, Tier 2

Ability: Land of the Sun Crow

Mountains provide +1 Faith. If the City Center is adjacent to a Mountain tile, the Palace provides +1 Housing and +1 Faith and City Centers in other cities provide +2 Faith.

Unique Unit: Gaemamusa

Replaces Knight. Has 5 Movement and a Ranged Attack with 2 Range and 40 Ranged Strength and 45 Combat Strength. If adjacent to a Mountain, no ranged attack penalty against District defenses.

Unique Infrastructure: Sanseong

Unlocked with Iron Working. Must be placed adjacent to a Mountain. Provides +2 Production. If adjacent to a district, provides an extra +1 Production. Units within 2 tiles of a Sanseong gain +4 Combat Strength. When at war, Sanseongs provide +2 of any Special Resource per turn needed to make military units you lack(given you have unlocked the technology needed to unlock the resource). When at peace, Sanseongs provide +2 Culture(and +2 Tourism with flight).

Leader Ability: Yeongnak

Conquered cities with a Holy Site or Sanseong gain +1 Loyalty per turn. Holy Sites provide +1 Great Prophet per turn point while at war. Cities following your Majority Religion suffer no War Weariness if at full loyalty.

Leader Agenda: Empire's Equal

Likes to conquer cities, and likes to settle near mountains. Likes those who conquer cities, and dislikes those who settle near mountains.

Greetings: I am Gwanggaeto, the supreme king of the magnificent nation of Goguryeo. Our nation is an equal to even the grandest of empires! Welcome.

Agenda Approval: You strive for glory, just as me and my armies do. Your accomplishments earn the respect of the Goguryeo people.

Agenda Disapproval: How can Goguryeo stay supreme when you are taking the spaces that we thrive in? We may have to reclaim these lands from you!

Attacked: War with Goguryeo is a foolish course that many have tried and many have failed in. Our mountain fortresses will stand tall as your armies crumble.

Declares War: My cavalry shall overwhelm your troops, and we will allow your people to bask in the shadow of our glory.

Defeated: What has happened? Where did I fail in my reign?

Quote: "Brothers are like arrows. If the older is the arrowhead, the younger is the feather and shaft."

Delegation: Hanbok, our famed traditional clothing, have been sent to your lands as a gift and sample of our culture.

Accepts Delegation: Your gifts were of much interest to our people. We learned a lot from your emissaries, who were given a tour of our fortresses on the mountainside.

Rejects Delegation: Your emissaries will have to wait another day.

Accepts Deal: A beneficial deal for Goguryeo.

Rejects Deal: Perhaps some other time...

Asks for Friendship: Our empires are equals, and with your acceptance, brothers.

Accepts Friendship: This friendship will be withheld with the utmost honor.

Rejects Friendship: Our empire makes its friends with only those who can help us thrive.

Denounce: Your empire is a shameful taint on the world. Someday a greater king than you will make the earth clean again.

Denounced: Your insults will be no match for my cavalry.

Invitation to City: Our traditional heating system, ondol, keeps our houses warm. You can learn how to it works if you accept my invitation.

Invitation to Capital: Gungnae, with its many tombs, is a sight to see. We would love to have you sample it.

Accepts Invitation: Very well.

Achievements

Bullseye- Win a game as Goguryeo

Definitely Korean- Defeat China as Goguryeo in a game

Wilting Peonies- Defeat Seondeok as Goguryeo in a game

Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xRTxf6FiVEI

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The civilization games are fun, and addicting; but there are always those moments in a fun game that just infuriate you. I would like to ask: what was one of the most civilization annoying predicaments you’ve gotten into?

Masochistic communism

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I had this civ since this summer, but saw someone else was making LoTR civs. However, this person hasn't posted in months, so I'm going to release this civ

Civilization: Mordor

Leader: Sauron

Intro: Sauron the Great, you are destined to conquer the world. Your orc hordes are innumerable and unstoppable. Swarm over the battlements of your foes, and destroy them. Nothing will remain. The Nine Nazgûl will strike fear into the population, and they will bow before you, making you the true master of the world.

Detailed approach: Go for domination. It is your main path and all your bonuses stack. Conquer quickly though, before enemy food and science can catch up with you. Alternatively, go for science, because you massive production may help you in a space race, and many mountains make great campuses.

Civilization ability:

Land of Fire and Ash - Gain the Forge unique infrastructure. Gain new land type, ashy ground. All tiles under Mordor’s control, on their original continent, become ashy, giving -1 food and +2 production. Forces civs to pay double what they would usually pay to have an alliance. Shared visibility for military alliances. Building farms take two builder charges.

Leader ability:

2nd World Conquest - Gain the Nazgûl unique unit. +2 combat strength when fighting on ashy tiles, +5 combat strength to all units when fighting on any tile other than ashy tiles. +5 loyalty per turn for cities on ashy tiles. +25% production to siege units. +25% production to support units. Can combine units to make corps with military training, and combine units with corps to make armies with mercenaries.

Bonus Scenario:

Hunt for the Ring - A 60 turn scenario game starting in the medieval era. A random civilization, not Mordor, receives a relic called “The Ring” May be carried by a unit. If the unit dies from a Mordor soldier 50% chance of finding The Ring. If found, Mordor wins the scenario. The unit with The Ring cannot be found unless the unit uses it to become invisible, then Nazgûl have the exact location of The Ring. Or, Mordor can perform a “Locate the Ring” project, and if it succeeded, (30% chance) then the region where The Ring is is revealed. If Mordor does not find The Ring in 60 turns, than the other Civilizations win.

Leader agenda:

Exploitative - Likes civs who harvest resources and chop forests.

Preferred religion:

N/A

Starting bias:

Tier I to mountains

Tier II to Volcanoes

Tier I not to coasts

Tier I not to Lakes

Tier I not to Rivers

Unique unit:

Nazgûl - Has combat strength equal to you civilization’s strongest unit. -4 combat strength to units adjacent to a Nazgûl. Stackable. Unlocked with Stirrups.

Unique infrastructure:

Forge - Replaces Industrial Zone. Minor adjacency bonus for ashy tiles. Major adjacency for mountains. +2 adjacency for volcanoes. +25% production when producing corps or armies in the city. Unlocked and the same time as an industrial zone.

Capital: Barad-dûr

Dialogue:

Voiced:

Agenda-based approval: “The world is ours for the taking, I am glad you realize that as well”

Agenda-based disapproval: “The great conquerors and leaders of the world bent the environment to their use. You failure to do so will make your name fall into the shadows of history.”

Attacked: “The armies of Mordor have been training for years, and they are thirsty for blood. Thank you for the opportunity to quench that thirst.”

Declares War: “My orc hordes are ready. They will stream into your lands, pillage your countryside, and sack your cities. Nothing will remain. Sauron will reign forever.”

Defeated: “How did you win? There was no way! I was poised to conquer the world!”

Greeting: “Hello. I am Sauron. My armies are like nothing the world has ever seen. Bow to me, or die.”

Unvoiced:

Sends Delegation: “Formalities are foolish, but I will send you a gift of spears anyway.”

Accepts Delegation From Player: “Thank you for your tribute. My armies may look past your lands.”

Rejects Delegation From Player: “We know you only seek to destroy me. You gifts are meaningless.”

Accepts Player's Declaration of Friendship: “Our nations will be stronger together. I will stand beside you.”

Rejects Player's Declaration of Friendship: “I would rather destroy you than be your friend. You doom is iminent.”

Requests Declaration of Friendship: “You have proven yourself worthy to stand by Sauron the Great. Do you accept?”

Denounced by Player: “I see you have no fear of me. I will change that very soon.”

Denounces Player: “Your lands will soon be in my empire, because you show no respect for me.”

Invitation to Capital: “Would you like to visit Barad-dûr? You can see all of Mordor from the top.”

Invitation to City: “We can let you tour as small garrison of ours. Oblige me by visiting.”

Accepts Invitation from Player: “We will tour your city. But beware, I don’t forget plans to a fortress.”

Flag:

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Credit for the flag to https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6b/Flag_of_Mordor.svg/1200px-Flag_of_Mordor.svg.png

Achievements:

Total Domination: Win a Domination Victory as Mordor

Surprise Me: Win a Diplomatic Victory as Mordor

My Precious: Win “Hunt for the Ring” as Mordor

Fall of Barad-dûr: Lose “Hunt for the Ring” as Mordor

Pueblo Pack

The Pueblo Pack includes:

• The Pueblo civilization led by Po'pay

• Two brand new resources: Adobe and Yucca

• Two brand new Wonders: Cliff Palace and Hale Aliʻi ʻIolani

• Two brand new Natural Wonders: Grand Canyon and Yellowstone

• Two new terrain features: Canyons and Geysers

The Pueblo Pack requires either R&F or GS.

New Civilization: Pueblo

Civilization: Puebloan

Leader: Po'pay

Intro: Mystical Po'pay, leader of the Tewa Pueblo, you may be feared by your enemies as a practitioner of witchcraft, but your people know you as a liberator. Your cliffside cities may grow tall and proud under your rule, and they will remain loyal to you, leader of the rebellion, so long as you govern them well. Keep them safe, and perhaps you may finally achieve your dream of uniting the southwest under the rule of Po'pay the great.

Detailed approach: A defensive, Cultural civilization, the Pueblo led by Po'pay are ferocious contenders in any game. By settling near Canyons, the Pueblo can protect their cities from invaders and make the best out of difficult terrain. A compact empire is preferrable, as cities without Governors are almost non-functional, whereas cities with Governors gain massive yields. The Pueblo reach their peak in the Classical Era, when they can easily amass large and productive cities. They can easily compete for a Cultural or Scientific Victory, with a Religious Victory within reach.

Civilization ability: Anasazi

All units can enter Canyon tiles. Cities can be founded on Canyon tiles if adjacent to at least one non-canyon or District tile. Districts can be built on Canyon tiles. Canyon tiles provide cities with +7 Combat Strength, and cost 2 MP to enter. Enemy units can enter Canyon tiles if there is a District on that tile. +3 Food and +2 Gold from Canyon tiles. Canyon tiIes provide a minor adjacency bonus to all Districts.

Leader ability: Popé's Rebellion

Start the game with a Governor title. Cities with Governors gain +7 Loyalty and +10% to all yields. +3 Combat Strength for units within the territory of one of your cities with a Governor. Cities without Governors receive -10 Loyalty and -15% to all yields. Entering a new Era grants a free Governor title, which increases by 1 every time you are the first to enter said Era. If all Governors have been earned and have all Promotions, all Governors can be earned another time.

Leader agenda: Bupinggeh

Tries to settle near or on Canyons, and likes those who leave those areas to him. Dislikes civilizations that also settle near Canyons.

Starting bias: Tier One toward Canyons.

Unique unit: Chiffoneti

Unique civilian unit. Unlocked with Drama and Poetry. Obselete with Cold War (GS only). Must be purchased with Faith. 300 Faith cost (scales). May perform rituals in friendly cities. Performing rituals provides a burst of Culture and Loyalty in the target city: 25 Culture and 5 Loyalty if in a Theater Square, Water Park, or Government Plaza for every building in the District (including the District itself); 50 Culture, 10 Loyalty, and 5 Faith if in a Holy Site or Entertainment Complex for every building in the District (including the District itself); 100 Culture, 50 Loyalty, and 25 Faith if on a Wonder. Rituals have varying degrees of effectiveness, with the following potential results:

• Tier Six: Greatly Pleased Kachinas. Yields from this ritual are increased by 50%. All buildings in this District permanently provide +1 Food per turn. This unit levels up. Base chance of earning this tier is 1.5%.

• Tier Five: Pleased Kachinas. Yields from this ritual are increased by 25%. This District permanently provides +1 Food per turn. This unit levels up. Base chance of earning this tier is 7.5%.

• Tier Four: Appeased Kachinas. Yields from this ritual are increased by 12.5%. This city earns +1 Population. Base chance of earning this tier is 13%.

• Tier Three: Pacified Kachinas. Yields from this ritual remain the same. Base chance of earning this tier is 32%.

• Tier Two: Displeased Kachinas. Yields from this ritual are decreased by 12.5%. This unit dies. Base chance of earning this tier is 28%.

• Tier One: Offended Kachinas. Yields from this ritual are decreased by 25%. This unit dies. Base chance of earning this tier is 18%.

Every time a Chiffoneti levels up, they become more likely to earn higher Tiers. In addition, their base Ritual yields increase by 5%. There is no limit to the number of times they can level up. Every time they do level up, they become 0.5% more likely to earn Tiers Five and Six, and 0.5% less likely to earn Tiers One and Two.

Unique infrastructure: Kiva

Replaces Arena. 115 Production cost. +3 Amenities. +1 Amenity for every two Canyon tiles in this city. +1 Culture. +1 additional Culture (with Mysticism). +1 additional Culture (with Political Philosophy). +2 Housing.

Capital: Ohkay Owingeh

City list:

• Astialakwa

• Ku-htihth

• Galisteo

• Walatowa

• Nambé

• Welai

• Powhogeh

• Awatove

• San Lazaro

• Khapo

• Kewa

• Teotho

• Chaco

• Oraibi

• Hovenweep

• Yucca House

• Pecos

• Tehsugeh

• Acoma

Dialogue:

Po'pay speaks Tiwa.

Voiced:

Agenda-based approval: “The flatlands, the hills, the mountains, the coasts. All are yours. I do not care.”

Agenda-based disapproval: “Stay away from my homeland, the birthright of the Pueblo.”

Attacked: “Now you will find out why our enemies call us Anasazi!”

Declares War: “It was a pleasure to know you. Wait, no. It wasn't.”

Defeated: “From the moment I met you, you were the enemy of the Pueblo. I was too late to realize that."

Greeting: “I am Po'pay of Ohkay Owingeh. I hope we may come to respect each other.”

Quote from Civilopedia: “The God of the Christians is dead. He was made of rotten wood.”

Unvoiced:

Sends Delegation: “A freshly created bowl filled with maize has been delivered to you. Do not refuse it. It is very good.”

Accepts Delegation From Player: “Have your people never seen a city in a cliff before? They gawked at every building and house.”

Rejects Delegation From Player: “If only I trusted you.”

Accepts Player's Declaration of Friendship: “I believe your intentions to be honest.”

Rejects Player's Declaration of Friendship: “What would the Pueblo get out of this?”

Requests Declaration of Friendship: “I trust you with not just my life, but the lives of my people.”

Denounced by Player: “I will call the full force of the kachinas upon your head!”

Denounces Player: “The kachinas despise you with every fiber of their beings!”

Invitation to Capital: “I hail from Ohkay Owingeh, a beautiful village that is home to many strong people. Can you say the same about your home?”

Invitation to City: “Visit the kiva at our nearest city. Learn to adopt our ways.”

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New Resources:

Name: Adobe

Type: Bonus Resource

Found on: Desert, Desert (Hills), Plains, Plains (Hills)

Yields: +1 Production

Harvested for: 20 Culture (with Masonry)

Improvement: Quarry

Name: Yucca

Type: Bonus Resource

Found on: Desert, Desert (Hills), Desert (Floodplains)

Yields: +3 Food

Harvested for: 20 Food (with Pottery)

Improvement: Farm

New Wonders:

Name: Cliff Palace

Unlocked with: Medieval Faires

Production cost: 710

Effect: All Canyon tiles in this city provide +3 Food, +3 Gold, +3 Culture, and +3 Faith, regardless of whether they have Districts, improvements, or Wonders on them or not. +3 Housing. Must be built on a Canyon tile adjacent to the City Center.

Name: Hale Aliʻi ʻIolani

Unlocked with: Sanitation

Production cost: 920

Effect: +2 Culture and +2 Food from all Coast tiles across your empire. +20% to all yields for cities with four or less land tiles within their borders. Must be built on the coast adjacent to the Capital.

New Natural Wonders:

Name: Grand Canyon

Passable?: N

Terrain type: Canyon

Size: Four tiles

Effect: Each tile can be worked for +2 Food, +2 Gold, and +2 Culture. Provides +2 Appeal to adjacent tiles.

Name: Yellowstone

Passable?: Y

Terrain type: Geyser

Size: Two tiles

Effect: Each tile can be worked for +4 Culture and +2 Faith. Provides +3 Appeal to adjacent tiles, instead of the usual +2.

New Terrain Features:

Name: Canyon

Found on: Desert, Grassland

May Contain: River

Movement cost: Impassible

Combat Modifier: N/A

Yields: +1 Food

Appeal bonus: +1

Name: Geyser

Found on: Desert, Plains

Movement cost: 1 MP

Combat Modifier: -3 Combat Strength

Yields: +2 Faith, +1 Culture

Appeal bonus: +1 Appeal

Achievements:

Ol' Faithful: Build a District adjacent to Yellowstone with an adjacency bonus of 8 or more.

They Built A City In A Cliff: Win a regular game as Po'pay.

We All Float Down Here: Perform rituals with a Chiffoneti in a city with a Sewer.

A drawing of Gandhi I did a while back, was playing around with shading, I’m still pretty proud of it.

Civilization: Bhutan

Leader: Jigme Dorji Wangchuk

Intro: Oh great king Wangchuk lead your people out of there isolation in the mountains and into the modern world. Using your reforms Bhutan will come onto the world stage and never be cast off.

Detailed approach: Bhutan is a civ that has a strong start, but has a loss in tech production but rise in culture until there leader ability kicks in and they will fly into new technologies and leave others in the dust while staying in mountain areas.

Civilization ability: Land of the thunder dragon

Bhutan's units are able to enter mountain tiles for the cost of 2 movement points a tile. Mountain tiles can be worked for 1 production and 1 food. +5 unit strength when fighting in mountains. -20% science production and +10% culture production

Leader ability: The Great Reformer

In the Atomic era Bhutan's science increases by 40%(includes the 20% pullback). All roads are upgraded once and production increases by 10%

Leader agenda: Reformist

Likes civs with high science and production output. Dislikes civs who have neither

Religion: Buddhism

Tier 2 to mountains

Unique unit: Guide. Is unlocked at beginning of the game replaces the scout. Can move on mountain tiles for 1 movement point can be linked to other units in which the unit shares the guides movement points has the same health and damage as the scout with the same same upgrades.

Unique improvement: Dzong, unlocked with state workforce. Can only be built on mountains or hills provides 1 tourism, culture, and faith. With Commerce provides 1 gold, With conservation provides another tourism and culture, can’t be built next to another Dzong.

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Cities: Paro, Jakar, Punakha

Capital: Thimphu

Shout out to Lookingbill because I use there format and CreeperSPG for inspiring me

(First time suggesting, so comment below criticism)

Approach: Bonuses against free cities ensure the swift capturing of few, however, the Nepal people are best suited for a defensive time, they will take on anyone with their mountain hideouts which no one else can enter. An isolationist approach to other civilization, they are inclined towards a generalist win due to their bonuses being relatively spreaded out, but do well with culture victories by building tall cities. But beware, your cities may struggle to get up before you can get your special district up!

Combines elements of Inca and Maori

I just thought it would be cool to do Nepal

Led by Prithvi Narayan Shah

Leader ability: Eka Matra Nepala- The Only Nepal

+1 Trade Routes for every Civ met below Secert Diplomatic Visibility

Trade Routes to others Civs yields are reduced by 30% (Additive) however, trade routes to city-states gain 20% more yields

Civilization Ability: Pahadaka Janata-People of the mountains

Units can move through mountains

- Settler starts on a Mountain tile

- Units can see past Mountains as if they were regular tiles

- Settlers cannot settle on mountains

- Moving through mountains require 1.5 MP

- Traders can build roads on Mountains

- Mountain Tunnels functions as normal, however requires less MP to enter one

- Moving through flat terrain requires 0.5 extra MP

- Units ending their turn on a mountain automatically gain fortification

- Cannot build any improvements on mountains except for those that can be built on mountains

Mountains give 0.5 Adjacency to any speciality districts(Stacks with Machu Picchu + Campus and Holy Sites)

Unique Units: Mautena yod dha-Mountain Warrior

Replaces Swordsmen

Unlocked at Defensive Tactics

37 Strength vs 35 Strength (+2)

+3 strength if fighting within 2 tiles of a mountain

-3 strength if not

+3 strength against unfortified units

+5 strength against Free cities

Unique District: Byarekaharu

Replaces Encampments

Halved Production Cost

Gain Adjacency off mountains and other districts(0.5) in gold

Units trained gain a permanent +1 strength within 3 tiles of a mountain and +2 strength against free cities

All mountains in the city become workable with 2 food and 1 production

+1 production at Defensive Tactics

+1 Food at Guilds

+2 Gold at Urbanization

(building ski resorts will not affect the yields)

(preserves works with mountains)

Each adjacent district to a mountain provides 1 extra food after Industrializing tech is researched

Each Mountain gives tourism based off its food after Flight is researched

Leader’s Agenda: Uniter

Likes people who keep their empire united

Does not like people who's cities rebelled

I noticed a small paradox in the code and it gets in the way a little. Korean campuses lose one Science, for each neighboring area, but for the proximity to the government square, they should receive +1 science. However, since the government square is a district, the campuses lose 1 science for it. Tobish savannahs cannot give +5, but only +4 when they stand next to the government square. Perhaps this is conceived, but I do not know, if you have mail from developers please write about it

What is it and has anyone even got it. The people rating at the end of the game is what I mean by the way

I require desperate help

I've just conquered a capitol city with most of the components of the space program complete. Can I add components to that city if I have research Apollo Program?

Civilization: Tamil

Leader: Rajaraja I

Intro: Born into rulership of one kingdom, you unified all of Tamilakam into an empire! Rajaraja the Great, builder of the Brihadisvara, the Chola was never enough for you. Go forth and do great things for your people, and earn your title as best of the race of Abhaya.

Detailed approach: Another unusual combo of victory paths spurn the Tamil empire onward. Through virtue of their Sangams, they can easily compete for a Scientific or even Cultural Victory. However, their number one goal should be to settle coastal cities, as their inland cities will be weak and wont to rebel. These powerful coastal cities can then raise a massive fleet in the blink of an eye. By the time the Medieval Era comes around, their two unique units can quickly capture any cities on the coast, and give them a massive income to boot. On a water-dominated map, a Domination Victory is the obvious choice.

Civilization ability: Moovendhar

Traders cannot be pillaged. Cities gain +1 Amenity for every two water tiles within their borders, but receive -50% Amenities from all other sources. Duplicates of Luxury Resources grant Amenities. Coast tiles count as Fresh Water. Cities receive no bonus housing from Fresh Water unless there is at least one water tile within the borders of the city. Non-specialty Districts cannot be constructed (except for Spaceports).

Leader ability: Colar Kadatpadai

Capturing cities with a naval unit grants 2 turns worth of that city's average income. All naval units gain +3 Combat Strength. +25% Production toward naval units. Gain the unique Vajra unit with Military Tactics.

Leader agenda: Valandus

Dislikes civilizations with strong economies and coastal cities. Likes civilizations with weak economies and inland cities.

Preferred religion: Hinduism

Starting bias: Tier One toward Coast.

Unique unit: Thirisadai

Replaces Caravel. Unlocked with Naval Tradition. 175 Production cost. 57 Combat Strength. 3 Movement. 3 Sight. Automatically heals 15 HP every turn regardless of territory.

Unique unit: Vajra

Replaces Privateer. Unlocked with Military Tactics. 140 Production cost. 37 Melee Strength. 47 Ranged Strength. Ignores Zone of Control. 4 Movement. Until Cartography is unlocked, can enter Ocean tiles but can not end two consecutive turns in Ocean. Can perform coastal raids.

Unique infrastructure: Sangam

Replaces Library. 75 Production cost. +2 Science. All Districts in this city provide an additional Great Person Point of their type. +1 Science and +0.5 Gold for each Trade Route either to or from this city.

Capital: Thanjavur

City list: (some are shared with India)

• Poompuhar

• Urayur

• Tiruvarur

• Pazhaiyaarai

• Gangaikonda Cholapuram

• Chennai

• Madurai

• Kanchi

• Thiruvananthapuram

• Kozhikode

• Thanjavur

• Pondicherry

• Kavaratti

• Semponnarkoil

• Kuttanad

• Muziris

• Tyndis

• Karur

• Kodungallur

• Kannur

• Kollam

• Tenkasi

• Korkai

Dialogue:

Rajaraja I speaks Tamil.

Voiced:

Agenda-based approval: “No need to watch your shores if you do not have them. One less thing for you to worry about.” (எனக்கு உங்கள் நிலம் பிடிக்கவில்லை. நான் அதை எடுக்க மாட்டேன். நீங்கள் பாதுகாப்பாக உணரலாம்./Eṉakku uṅkaḷ nilam piṭikkavillai. Nāṉ atai eṭukka māṭṭēṉ. Nīṅkaḷ pātukāppāka uṇaralām.)

Agenda-based disapproval: “Why keep your money so poorly guarded on the coast? Is it a gift for me?” (இலவச பணம்? எனக்காக? உங்களிடம் இருக்கக்கூடாது./Ilavaca paṇam? Eṉakkāka? Uṅkaḷiṭam irukkakkūṭātu.)

Attacked: “If you wanted to see my massive navy, you should have just asked.” (நீங்கள் கேட்டால் சோழர் கடற்படை பார்வையாளர்களுக்காக திறக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது. போர் அவசியமில்லை, இருப்பினும் வரவேற்கத்தக்கது./Nīṅkaḷ kēṭṭāl cōḻar kaṭaṟpaṭai pārvaiyāḷarkaḷukkāka tiṟakkappaṭṭuḷḷatu. Pōr avaciyamillai, iruppiṉum varavēṟkattakkatu.)

Declares War: “Your lands are henceforth the property of the illustrious Rajaraja Deva.” (Uṅkaḷ nilaṅkaḷ ippōtu pukaḻpeṟṟa kō rājā rājakēcari varmāviṉ cottu.)

Defeated: “No. This cannot be. No one conquers the Tamil Kings.” (இல்லை இது இருக்க முடியாது. தமிழ் மன்னர்களை யாரும் வெல்ல முடியாது./Illai itu irukka muṭiyātu. Tamiḻ maṉṉarkaḷai yārum vella muṭiyātu.)

Greeting: “The illustrious Rajaraja Deva greets you. Do not cross me, or you may find my ships on your shore.” (புகழ்பெற்ற ராஜராஜ தேவா உங்களை வாழ்த்துகிறார். என்னை கடக்காதே, அல்லது என் கப்பல்களை உன் கரையில் காணலாம்./Pukaḻpeṟṟa rājarāja tēvā uṅkaḷai vāḻttukiṟār. Eṉṉai kaṭakkātē, allatu eṉ kappalkaḷai uṉ karaiyil kāṇalām.)

Quote from Civilopedia: “Both the Earth and vast fortune are my property, and they give me pleasure.” (என் பிரத்யேக சொத்தாக மாறிய அதிர்ஷ்ட தெய்வம் மற்றும் பூமியின் பெரிய தெய்வம் இருவரும் எனக்கு மகிழ்ச்சியை அளித்தனர்./Eṉ piratyēka cottāka māṟiya atirṣṭa teyvam maṟṟum pūmiyiṉ periya teyvam iruvarum eṉakku makiḻcciyai aḷittaṉar.)

Unvoiced:

Sends Delegation: “I have gifted you with sculptures of bronze. You will never know how they were made.”

Accepts Delegation From Player: “Your people marvelled at my newly built temple. Pious and well-educated they are indeed.”

Rejects Delegation From Player: “If I wanted your gifts, I would take them.”

Accepts Player's Declaration of Friendship: “This you have earned.”

Rejects Player's Declaration of Friendship: “You will not receive that which you do not deserve.”

Requests Declaration of Friendship: “You have earned my friendship. Allow me to prove that I have earned yours.”

Denounced by Player: “You hide behind false words because you are terrified of me.”

Denounces Player: “I have nothing good to say of you, but I have plenty bad.”

Invitation to Capital: “My capital contains a grand temple. Visit and see for yourself, so long as you take me to yours afterward.”

Invitation to City: “A rich trading center has developed near you. Come and see the riches of the Chola!”

Accepts Invitation from Player: “But of course.”

Flag:

Achievements:

And They've Got Spices: Have a Monopoly as Rajaraja.

Nobody Conquers The Tamil Kings: As Rajaraja, make peace with Chandragupta without giving anything up.

We Three Kings: Win a regular game as Rajaraja I.

Yar Har Fiddley Dee: As Rajaraja I, earn 500 Gold or more from capturing one city.

Mine was when I was Playing as Suleyman who is Muslim and I was looking at Spain's city and I Accidentally MIsclicked some stuff since I play with my pointer fingers and Made His Capital Muslim. Then their King the Catholic Jihadist called Phillip II declared war on me and So I docked all my 300 Janisaries and 100 Warships Outside his Capital and I took over his Capital and when I took it over I renamed it Allahbad (Witch means "Gods town" in Arabic) since the residents were Muslim because of the Error that I sent Mullahs and an Imam to convert them so that he'd learn to not be a Christian Jihadist, but then the Stupid Byzantine called me a warmonger and that Basil already hated me since the Guy I play is a Muslim Turk so we had another war and took over his entire land and also Captured Jerusalem in the meantime, witch made it Muslim (I was playing during Renaissance and it makes sense since in that time Jerusalem was Muslim) and things continued to do down

I am France-Eleanor Of Aquitaine (ez dubs loyalty gonna be insane)

-Norway

-Sweden

-Russia

-England

-Spain

-Germany

-Italy

-Mongolia

-China

-Korea

-Japan

-Australia

-Indonesia

-India-Gandhi

-Greece

-Kongo

-Ethiopia

-United States

-Brazil

-Canada

-Plus a bunch of city states like

-Vatican City, Jerusalem, Geneva, and Others.

WW1 and WW2 gonna break out but like who cares. Also im getting 155fps???? Never experienced that much on civ at all before at high graphics lol

So i was p;aying the old sid meier's colonization (not the civ4 col) on a website the other day. and a fort in one of my colonies automatically opened fire on an enemy merchantman, but was unsuccessful. I could see the animation of an artillery in my colony attacking an enemy ship , and then getting dissolved. So my doubt was, did my fort/artillery just get destroyed. just like when a soldier unsuccessfully attacks an enemy soldier, he gets destroyed? is my fort damaged or need to be repaired? Or can my fort still attack enemy ships, and isn't harmed? Please help if possible.

France: + 20% Production towards Medieval, Renaissance and Industrial Era Wonders. Double Tourism from Wonders of any Era.

Wonders trigger a Culture Bomb. French cities with a Wonder gain +5% Culture.

Scythian: Building a light cavalry unit or Saka Horse Archer grants a free second copy of that unit.

Civilian units within 5 tiles of a Light Cavalry unit or Saka Horse Archer cannot be captured by enemy units.

Aztec: Can spend Builder charges to complete 20% of a district's Production cost.

Luxury Resources provide a +1 adjacency bonus for Holy Site and Theater Square districts. Entertainment Complexes gain +1 Culture and +1 Faith if adjacent to Luxury Resources.

Poundmaker (Cree): All Alliance types provide Shared Visibility. Trade Routes grant +1 Food in the sending city and +1 Gold in the destination city per Camp or Pasture at the destination city.

+2 Food, +1 Gold, and +1 Production to all trade routes for each active alliance. Double these bonuses for level 2 alliances and triples them for level 3 alliances

Georgia:

Dedications chosen at the beginning of a Golden Age or Heroic Age also grant their Normal Age bonuses towards improving Era Score, in addition to their regular bonuses. + 50% Production towards walls.

+1 Wildcard Policy in the Dark Ages. + 3% Production and Faith in all cities for each Dark Age Policy card in the current government.

Scotland:

Happy cities gain +10% Science and +10% Production, and generate +2 Great Scientist point in their Campuses and +2 Great Engineer point in their Industrial Zones. Ecstatic cities double these bonuses.

Builders gain +1 charge in Happy Cities, +2 charge in Ecstatic Cities and -1 charge in cities with lack of Amenities.

Zulu:

Capturing a city will upgrade the conquering unit into a Corps or Army if the necessary civics are unlocked. +1 punctuation era when the Zulus conquer a city that is not a free city.

Cities not founded by Zulu with a garrisoned unit gain +2.5 loyalty, +5% growth and +1 Appeal in all their tiles. Cities with garrisoned corps double these bonuses, and cities with garrisoned army triple these bonuses.