Leader trait (Civ4)

In Civilization IV each leader has their own traits. The traits are:

Trait	Properties	Double production speed for
Aggressive	Free Combat I promotion of melee and gunpowder units.	Barracks and Drydock
Creative	+2 per city.	Theater and Colosseum
Expansive	+2 per city and, in BtS, 25 percent faster production of Workers.	Granary and Harbor
Financial	+1 on tiles with 2 already	Bank
Industrious	Wonder production increased 50 percent	Forge
Organized	Civic upkeep reduced 50 percent	Lighthouse and Courthouse
Philosophical	Great People emergence rate increased 100 percent	University
Spiritual	There is no anarchy when changing a civic	Temple

In Warlords and Beyond the Sword:

Trait	Properties	Double production speed for
Imperialistic	Great General emergence rate increased 100 percent	Settler
Protective	Archery and Gunpowder Units receive Drill I and City Garrison I automatically	Walls and Castle
Charismatic	+1 per city -25% XP needed for unit promotions +1 from Monument and Broadcast Tower	-

Grid of Leader Traits

	Aggressive	Creative	Expansive	Financial	Industrious	Organized	Philosophical	Spiritual	Imperialistic	Protective	Charismatic
Aggressive	Aggressive	Kublai Khan (Mongolia)	Shaka (Zulu)	Ragnar (Vikings)	Stalin (Russia)	Hammurabi (Babylon)	Alexander (Greece)	Montezuma (Aztecs)	Genghis Khan (Mongolia)	Tokugawa (Japan)	Boudica (Celts)
Creative	Kublai Khan (Mongolia)	Creative	Suryavarman II (Khmer)	Willem van Oranje (Dutch)	Louis XIV (France)	Zara Yaqob (Ethiopia)	Pericles (Greece)	Hatshepsut (Egypt)	Catherine (Russia)	Gilgamesh (Sumeria)	none
Expansive	Shaka (Zulu)	Suryavarman II (Khmer)	Expansive	Pacal II (Maya)	Bismarck (Germany)	Mehmed II (Ottomans)	Peter (Russia)	Isabella (Spain)	Joao II (Portugal)	Mao Zedong (China)	Washington (America)
Financial	Ragnar (Vikings)	Willem van Oranje (Dutch)	Pacal II (Maya)	Financial	Huayna Capac (Inca)	Darius I (Persia)	Elizabeth (England)	Mansa Musa (Mali)	Victoria (England)	Wang Kon (Korea)	Hannibal (Carthage)
Industrious	Stalin (Russia)	Louis XIV (France)	Bismarck (Germany)	Huayna Capac (Inca)	Industrious	Roosevelt (America)	none	Ramesses II (Egypt)	Augustus Caesar (Rome)	Qin Shi Huang (China)	De Gaulle (France)
Organized	Hammurabi (Babylon)	Zara Yaqob (Ethiopia)	Mehmed II (Ottomans)	Darius I (Persia)	Roosevelt (America)	Organized	Frederick (Germany)	Asoka (India)	Julius Caesar (Rome)	none	Napoleon (France)
Philosophical	Alexander (Greece)	Pericles (Greece)	Peter (Russia)	Elizabeth (England)	none	Frederick (Germany)	Philosophical	Gandhi (India)	Suleiman (Ottomans)	Sitting Bull (Native Americans)	Lincoln (America)
Spiritual	Montezuma (Aztecs)	Hatshepsut (Egypt)	Isabella (Spain)	Mansa Musa (Mali)	Ramesses II (Egypt)	Asoka (India)	Gandhi (India)	Spiritual	Justinian I (Byzantium)	Saladin (Arabia)	Brennus (Celts)
Imperialistic	Genghis Khan (Mongolia)	Catherine (Russia)	Joao II (Portugal)	Victoria (England)	Augustus Caesar (Rome)	Julius Caesar (Rome)	Suleiman (Ottomans)	Justinian I (Byzantium)	Imperialistic	Charlemagne (Holy Roman Empire)	Cyrus (Persia)
Protective	Tokugawa (Japan)	Gilgamesh (Sumeria)	Mao Zedong (China)	Wang Kon (Korea)	Qin Shi Huang (China)	none	Sitting Bull (Native Americans)	Saladin (Arabia)	Charlemagne (Holy Roman Empire)	Protective	Churchill (England)
Charismatic	Boudica (Celts)	none	Washington (America)	Hannibal (Carthage)	De Gaulle (France)	Napoleon (France)	Lincoln (America)	Brennus (Celts)	Cyrus (Persia)	Churchill (England)	Charismatic