Gypsum is a luxury resource in Civilization VI. It is usually found on Plains tiles, or exceptionally on Desert Hills and Tundra Hills.
- +1 Production
- +1 Gold
- +4 Amenities (+1 Amenity to up to 4 cities)
Strategy[]
Gypsum's natural +1 bonus to Gold is useful, and its Production bonus becomes quite impressive with a Quarry and some technological research. Cities that are lucky enough to secure it early on will become productive powerhouses.
Civilopedia entry[]
Hard, but relatively easy to carve, gypsum is a sulfate, evaporate mineral found in deposits in sedimentary rock. A fine-grained, white or lightly tinted variety – alabaster – was used for sculptures and monuments by the ancient Egyptians, Mesopotamians, Romans, the Byzantines, and English during the Middle Ages. Fairly common, gypsum can be ground into a powder and used as fertilizer, to make plaster, and even in the preparation of various foods (bread, beer, and mead for instance), shampoos, and creams. There are few things in civilization as useful as gypsum.
Civilization VI Resources [edit] | |
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Luxury | Amber • CinnamonS • Citrus • ClovesS • Cocoa • Coffee • CosmeticsG • Cotton • Diamonds • Dyes • Furs • Gold Ore3 • Gypsum • Honey1 • Incense • Ivory • Jade • JeansG • Marble • Mercury • Olives • Pearls • PerfumeG • Salt • Silk • Silver • Spices • Sugar • Tea • Tobacco • ToysG • Truffles • Turtles • Whales • Wine |
Bonus | Bananas • Cattle • Copper • Crabs • Deer • Fish • Maize1 • Rice • Sheep • Stone • Wheat |
Strategic | Aluminum • Coal • Horses • Iron • Niter • Oil • Uranium |
Special | Antiquity Site • Ley Line2 • Shipwreck |
G: Accessed by Great Merchant • S: Suzerainty with Zanzibar 1 Added in Maya & Gran Colombia Pack • 2 Secret Societies mode only • 3 Specific scenarios only Added in the Rise and Fall expansion pack.
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