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|name = Colosseum |
|name = Colosseum |
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|cost = 100 |
|cost = 100 |
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+ | |effect = +2 {{Happiness5}} Happiness}}==Game Info== |
Basic happiness-boosting building of the Classical Era. |
Basic happiness-boosting building of the Classical Era. |
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+ | *+2 {{Happiness5}} Happiness |
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You need a Colosseum in each city to build [[Circus Maximus (Civ5)|Circus Maximus]]. |
You need a Colosseum in each city to build [[Circus Maximus (Civ5)|Circus Maximus]]. |
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| ⚫ | A colosseum is an outdoor venue where the public can watch sports events. Depending upon the time and place, the events might be gladiatorial contests, American football games, or soccer matches. Of the three contests mentioned, the gladiatorial battles were perhaps the hardest on the players involved, the soccer matches (occasionally) just about as dangerous for the participants. |
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[[Category:Classical era buildings (Civ5)]] |
[[Category:Classical era buildings (Civ5)]] |
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Revision as of 00:30, 12 May 2014
Game Info
Basic happiness-boosting building of the Classical Era.
- +2
Happiness Happiness
Strategy
The Colosseum increases a civilization's 
Happiness Happiness by 2. It cannot provide more Happiness Happiness than there are 
Population Citizens in a city.
It's a good source of Happiness Happiness if you don't have many luxury resources around.
You need a Colosseum in each city to build Circus Maximus.
Historical Info
A colosseum is an outdoor venue where the public can watch sports events. Depending upon the time and place, the events might be gladiatorial contests, American football games, or soccer matches. Of the three contests mentioned, the gladiatorial battles were perhaps the hardest on the players involved, the soccer matches (occasionally) just about as dangerous for the participants.