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Arcologies is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

The culmination of the Construction Advances, Arcologies make the hive city a reality. Capable of supporting several hundred million people in a single city, the Arcology reverses urban sprawl and substitutes the urban wall.

Great Library entry[]

The Arcology developed in the early 25th century as citizens sought protection from toxicity due to ozone loss and climatic instability. Capable of housing tens of millions, the Arcology provided a warm, stable, temperate environment whose only cost was a loss of personal freedom.

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