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+ | |name = Great Admiral |
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+ | |game = Gods & Kings |
|faith = Varies |
|faith = Varies |
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+ | |moves = 4 |
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|obtain = Generated through {{Link5|naval combat}}. |
|obtain = Generated through {{Link5|naval combat}}. |
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*Provides a passive 15% combat bonus to all player-owned naval units within 2 tiles. |
*Provides a passive 15% combat bonus to all player-owned naval units within 2 tiles. |
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*Instantly repair every naval and embarked unit up to 1 tile around him.}} |
*Instantly repair every naval and embarked unit up to 1 tile around him.}} |
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| + | ==Game Info== |
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| + | A [[Great People (Civ5)|Great Person]] specialized in naval warfare. Appears when water-based military units generate enough Great Admiral points (by earning XP in battles against non-Barbarian opponents). The number of points required increases with each successive Admiral. |
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| + | *Common abilities: |
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| − | The Great Admiral has the ability to instantly repair every naval and embarked unit in the same hex, as well as in adjacent hexes. The Great Admiral is consumed when performing this action. The Great Admiral also provides a 15% combat bonus to all player-owned naval units within 2 tiles. The Great Admiral is NOT consumed when he provides this bonus. |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|Naval Leadership}} (15% Combat bonus to all Ships within 2 tiles) |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|Can always traverse ocean tiles}} |
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| + | *Actions: |
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| + | **{{PositiveText|Repair Fleet}} (Instantly heals all ships within one tile) |
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| + | **The unit is expended after performing this action. |
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+ | ==Strategy== |
| + | The '''Great Admiral''' is used similarly to the [[Great General (Civ5)|Great General]] - as a combat booster, but in sea warfare. What's different is its ability to instantly repair every naval and embarked unit in the same hex, as well as in adjacent hexes. This may be used to a crushing effect by a skilled player, or it may be wasted by an unskilled one! Note that the Admiral is consumed when using this ability. |
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| + | One interesting perk of the Great Admiral is the fact that he can traverse ocean tiles, regardless of whether or not you've researched [[Astronomy (Civ5)|Astronomy]]. This is rarely useful, simply because it's incredibly difficult to earn a Great Admiral before the Renaissance Era - sea battles are just so rare in the early game, and [[Barbarian (Civ5)|Barbarian]] fights don't count towards earning Great Admiral points. However, if you do manage to get an Admiral early on, you can send him on an exploration mission and find the other continents and nations before anyone else! This gives you a strategic advantage of knowing where everything is and helps with planning early overseas expansions (however, this advantage isn't nearly as useful to Polynesia, as it can embark any land unit and send them through the oceans from the very start of the game). Just be careful with Barbarian ships - the Admiral will be completely defenseless against them. Always try to stay in ocean tiles, where enemy [[Trireme (Civ5)|Triremes]] and [[Galley (Civ5)|Galleys]] can't reach you! |
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| − | ==List of Great Admirals== |
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| − | *Isoroku Yamamoto |
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| + | ==Civilopedia entry== |
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| − | *Don John of Austria |
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| − | *Matthew Perry |
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| − | *Phormio |
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| + | ==See also== |
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| − | *Horatio Nelson |
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| + | *[[List of historical figures in Civilization V#Great Admirals (Great Generals or Great Merchants in vanilla)|List of Great Admirals]] |
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| − | *John Hawkins |
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| + | [[Category:Civilian units (Civ5)]] |
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| − | *Bill Song |
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Revision as of 22:39, 20 November 2017
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Game Info
A Great Person specialized in naval warfare. Appears when water-based military units generate enough Great Admiral points (by earning XP in battles against non-Barbarian opponents). The number of points required increases with each successive Admiral.
- Common abilities:
- Naval Leadership (15% Combat bonus to all Ships within 2 tiles)
- Can always traverse ocean tiles
- Actions:
- Repair Fleet (Instantly heals all ships within one tile)
- The unit is expended after performing this action.
Strategy
The Great Admiral is used similarly to the Great General - as a combat booster, but in sea warfare. What's different is its ability to instantly repair every naval and embarked unit in the same hex, as well as in adjacent hexes. This may be used to a crushing effect by a skilled player, or it may be wasted by an unskilled one! Note that the Admiral is consumed when using this ability.
One interesting perk of the Great Admiral is the fact that he can traverse ocean tiles, regardless of whether or not you've researched Astronomy. This is rarely useful, simply because it's incredibly difficult to earn a Great Admiral before the Renaissance Era - sea battles are just so rare in the early game, and Barbarian fights don't count towards earning Great Admiral points. However, if you do manage to get an Admiral early on, you can send him on an exploration mission and find the other continents and nations before anyone else! This gives you a strategic advantage of knowing where everything is and helps with planning early overseas expansions (however, this advantage isn't nearly as useful to Polynesia, as it can embark any land unit and send them through the oceans from the very start of the game). Just be careful with Barbarian ships - the Admiral will be completely defenseless against them. Always try to stay in ocean tiles, where enemy Triremes and Galleys can't reach you!
Civilopedia entry
"Great Admirals" provide the leadership necessary to guide powerful navies to victory on the open sea. They plan, implement, and execute the complex maneuvers necessary to maintain naval superiority, providing the coastal security that every civilization needs.