Atlantis (Civ2)

Atlantis is a scenario in Civ II: Fantastic Worlds.

Much of the information here comes from AlaskaFox's FAQ on IGN.

Intro

The destruction of a continent

Since the time of the Greek philosopher Plato, 2500 years ago, people have been intrigued by his tragic narrative of the destruction of Atlantis and its technologically advanced society. Did the city actually disappear beneath the waves in a volcanic cataclysm, or did it spring entirely from Plato's fertile imagination to be made the subject of a morality tale? Whatever its true history, in keeping with the theme of strange and fascinating worlds, we present to you our version of the fate of Atlantis.

Perhaps you can transform her story from tragedy into triumph!

PLEASE NOTE

Your victory objectives for this scenario are identical to those of the regular game: either conquer the world or be the first to settle Alpha Centauri.

We recommend Atlantis, Egypt, Sumeria, and Greece as the primary civilizations to play.

You may play the Lemurians but expect them to be constrained by several handicaps.

We designed Europe and Africa as computer-controlled tribes only. We make no guarantees regarding their chances of winning.

Rule changes

• 1 in 1 chance of ship loss instead of 1 in 2.
• Technology takes twice as long to research.

Scenario-specific features

Advances

Advance	Replaces
Writing	Alphabet
Alphabet	Writing
Future Technology	Future Technology
Poseidon's Secret	User Def Tech A
Hydro Technology	User Def Tech B
Sonar Technology	User Def Tech C
Helios's Secret	Extra Tech 1
Solar Technology	Extra Tech 2
Mechanical Physics	Extra Tech 3
Gift of the Gods	Extra Tech 4
Wonder Weapons	Extra Tech 5
Solar Power	Extra Tech 6

All other advances are the same as in the base game.

Buildings/Improvements/Wonders

Building/Wonder	Replaces
Ziggurat	Aqueduct
Colossus of the Sea	Colossus
Ishtar Gate	Great Wall
Labrys Academy	Sun Tzu's War Academy
Minos's Crusade	King Richard's Crusade
Minoan Embassy	Marco Polo's Embassy
Bull-Leaping Ritual	Michelangelo's Chapel
Ptolemy's Observatory	Copernicus' Observatory
Perseus's Expedition	Magellan's Expedition
Snake Goddess Festival	Shakespeare's Theatre
Archimedes's Workshop	Leonardo's Workshop
Stonehenge	J. S. Bach's Cathedral
Plato's Acadamy	Isaac Newton's College
Phaistos Trading Co.	Adam Smith's Trading Co.
Odysseus's Voyage	Darwin's Voyage
Statue of Mu	Statue of Liberty
Pharaoh's Needle	Eiffel Tower
Valley of the Kings Dam	Hoover Dam
Atlantean Project	Manhattan Project
Ezekiel's Wheel Program	Apollo Program
HELIOS Program	SETI Program

All other buildings and wonders are the same as in the base game.

Units

Unit	Att	Def	Moves	Domain	Special
Helios's Legion	4	2	2	Air	Ignores zone of control
Poseidon's Legion	4	2	2	Sea	Sub advantages, can make amphibious assaults, must finish turn adjacent to land
Giant Lens	10	1	1	Ground	-
Sea Monster	8	8	5	Sea	Can spot subs, sub advantages
Dromon	2	1	3	Sea	-
The Chosen	5	5	1	Ground	Can make amphibious assaults, alpine, paradrops
Trireme	1	1	3	Sea	Must finish turn adjacent to land
Hydra	0	18	0	Ground	-
Dragon	0	12	0	Ground	-
Doomsday Star	20	20	20	Air	Can attack air units
Juggernaut	7	3	2	Ground	-

In addition, the following units are changed from the base game:

• The Archers are called the Lt. Infantry.
• The Alpine Troops are changed to the Sphinx (0/10/0, ground).
• The Crusaders are changed to the Phoenix (0/10/0, ground).
• The Armor is changed to the Super Jug (10/5/3, ground).
• The Helicopter is called the Air Juggernaut.
• The Trireme is called the L. Trireme.
• The Caravel is called the Ocean Boat.
• The AEGIS Cruiser is called the Super Cruiser.
• The Cruise Missile is changed to the Sun Bolt (24/0/32, air).
• The Spy is changed to the Serpent (0/10/0, ground).
• The Freight is changed to the Scout (0/1/2, ground).
• The Explorer is changed to the Minotaur (0/10/0, ground).