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Sengoku - Sword of the Shogun (Civ3)

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Sengoku - Sword of the Shogun (often called Sengoku for short) is a scenario in Civilization III: Conquests.

Description[]

The Sengoku period in Japan spans the Onin war in 1467, the emergence of Oda Nobunaga into Kyoto in 1568, and the establishment of the Tokugawa shogunate in 1603. It was in this period that battles, large and small, raged throughout Japan as warlords fought for the title of Shogun. War tactics changed drastically following the introduction of gunpowder and firearms by the Portuguese in 1543. Will you be able to battle and scheme your way into to the position of Shogun?

Intro[]

Background[]

It is the year 1450 AD, approximately 10 years before the rise of the Sengoku Daimyo. Your people have migrated from the Chinese and Korean mainland, and over the generations your people have learned the secrets of farming, road-building, and irrigation, and they are ready to settle down.

Victory[]

Victory is achieved through the standard Conquest, Domination or Diplomatic means. For a Diplomatic victory, note that the necessary Wonder is the War Council (not the United Nations).

Note[]

Japan is still largely uncivilized. Do not neglect the defenses of your villages! The Ainu barbarians you encounter are tougher and more numerous than you might expect. Also, a special feature in Sengoku is your ability to Shogun Upgrade your Daimyo (or King) unit as you progress up the Technology Tree.

Gameplay[]

This scenario is set in the Sengoku period in Japan: 1467 to 1603. You play as one of the Daimyos (Date, Hojo, Imagawa, Miyoshi, Mori, Oda, Takeda, Uesugi) fighting for the position of Shogun.

In the multiplayer version of the scenario, the map of Japan is significantly reduced and all non-playable civilizations are removed.

Possible victory types are the standard Conquest, Domination and Diplomatic Victories. For the Diplomatic Victory one needs the War Council wonder and not the standard The United Nations.

Civilizations[]

Playable[]

  • Daimyo Date Masamune (Date)
  • Daimyo Mori Motonari (Mori)
  • Daimyo Uesugi Kenshin (Uesugi)
  • Daimyo Hojo Ujiyasu (Hojo)
  • Daimyo Miyoshi Nagayoshi (Miyoshi)
  • Daimyo Oda Nobunaga (Oda)
  • Daimyo Imagawa Yoshimoto (Imagawa)
  • Daimyo Takeda Shingen (Takeda)

Non-playable[]

All are removed in the multiplayer version.

  • Daimyo Otomo Yoshishige (Otomo)
  • Daimyo Ichijo Kanesada (Ichijo)
  • Daimyo Urakami Munekage (Urakami)
  • Daimyo Tokugawa Ieyasu (Tokugawa)
  • Daimyo Shimazu Yoshihisa (Shimazu)
  • Daimyo Ryuzoji Takanobu (Ryuzoji)
  • Daimyo Saito Tatsuoki (Saito)
  • Daimyo Matsunaga Hisahida (Matsunaga)
  • Daimyo Chosokabe Motochika (Chosokabe)
  • Daimyo Mogami Yoshiakira (Mogami)
  • Ronin (scenario-specific Barbarians)
    • Tribes: Ainu

Special features[]

Advances[]

Tech tree[]

Buildings[]

Eras[]

Resources[]

Units[]

Wonders[]

Small Wonders[]

External links[]

Civilization III Scenarios [edit]
C Added in the Conquests expansion pack
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