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Civilizations are playable factions in Civilization VII and its expansions, each of which represents a historical nation, empire, or cultural group.
For the first time in the entire Civilization franchise, your choice of civilizations is no longer static. At the dawn of a new Age, your civilization is given a choice of "evolving" into a different, more modern and advanced civilization. At least one of the following criteria needs to be satisfied in order for a particular civilization to be unlocked:
- Playing as a certain leader (e.g., playing as Isabella always unlocks Spain in the Exploration Age and Mexico in the Modern Age).
- Playing as a certain "precursor" civilization (e.g., playing as the Han in the Antiquity Age always unlocks the Ming in the Exploration Age and the Qing in the Modern Age).
- Satisfying at least one standard requirement unique to each civilization (e.g., if Augustus of Rome wants to transition to Mongolia in the Exploration Age, he needs to either improve 3
Horses or own 3 siege units).
Thus, in theory, any civilization can become any other civilization as long as at least one of the prerequisites is satisfied, although every civilization will have one guaranteed choice due to their cultural similarities and geographical adjacency. This also means, for the first time ever, a civilization is now locked to their predetermined age: Egypt and Rome can be played only in the Antiquity Age, the Songhai and Mongolia can exist only in the Exploration Age, and so on.
Civilizations have also become even more distinct from one another than ever before. Each comes with a unique ability, two unique units (usually one military and one civilian), unique infrastructure (either a unique Improvement, or two unique
Buildings which can form a unique
Quarter if built on the same tile), and unique
Civics; they also have an associated
Wonder which they can unlock earlier and receive a
Production bonus when
Building. When combined with the ability to evolve through time, these unique features allow for almost endless possibilities and more replayability.
The vanilla version of Civilization VII includes 30 different civilizations (10 for each Age). DLC adds 9 more civilizations, bringing the total number of civilization choices to 39 (13 for each Age).
List of civilizations[]
Antiquity Age[]
Exploration Age[]
Modern Age[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Added in the Right to Rule Collection.
- ↑ Added in the Carthage Pack.
- ↑ Added in the Bulgaria Pack.
- ↑ Added in the Tecumseh and Shawnee Pack.
- ↑ Added in the Great Britain Pack.
- ↑ Added in the Nepal Pack.
See also[]
- Civilizations in other games
External links[]
- https://civilization.2k.com/civ-vii/game-guide/civilizations/
- https://civilization.2k.com/civ-vii/game-guide/dev-diary/leaders-and-civs/
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