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A '''Meteor Shower''' is a [[Disasters (Civ6)|natural disaster]] in ''[[Civilization VI]]'', introduced in the [[Maya & Gran Colombia Pack (Civ6)|Maya & Gran Colombia Pack]]. Meteor Showers only happen in neutral territory, leaving behind a Meteor Site.
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A '''Meteor Shower''' is a [[Disasters (Civ6)|natural disaster]] in ''[[Civilization VI]]'', introduced in the [[Maya & Gran Colombia Pack (Civ6)|Maya & Gran Colombia Pack]]. It is the only disaster that exclusively affects neutral [[Territory (Civ6)|territory]].
   
 
* Effects:
 
* Effects:
** Pummels neutral territory, leaving behind a Meteor Site.
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** Pummels neutral [[Territory (Civ6)|territory]], leaving behind a Meteor Site.
** Meteor Site does not grant any extra yields, but the first civilization managing to collect the Meteor Site will receive a free [[Units (Civ6)#Heavy Cavalry|Heavy Cavalry unit]].
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** A Meteor Site does not grant any extra yields, but provides a free [[List of units in Civ6/By class#Heavy cavalry|heavy cavalry unit]] to the [[Civilizations (Civ6)|civilization]] that activates it. This unit requires no [[Resource (Civ6)|resources]] to create or maintain.
** This Heavy Cavalry unit has no [[Resources (Civ6)|resource]] maintenance cost.
 
   
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== Mechanics ==
The Heavy Cavalry unit received will be the strongest Heavy Cavalry unit players are capable of training. Players will still receive a [[Heavy Chariot (Civ6)|Heavy Chariot]] even if they have not researched [[Wheel (Civ6)|Wheel]].
 
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The Meteor Sites that Meteor Showers produce are treated as [[Tribal Village (Civ6)|Tribal Villages]] by the game. They can be activated the same way (either by moving a [[Unit (Civ6)|unit]] onto their [[Tile (Civ6)|tile]] or expanding a [[City (Civ6)|city's]] [[Borders (Civ6)|borders]] to claim it) and provide all of the associated bonuses (such as awarding [[List of units in Civ6/By class#Recon|recon units]] +5 [[XP]] and giving players a chance to discover the [[Voidsingers (Civ6)|Voidsingers]]).
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The [[List of units in Civ6/By class#Heavy cavalry|heavy cavalry unit]] received will be the strongest heavy cavalry unit players are capable of training. Players will still receive a [[Heavy Chariot (Civ6)|Heavy Chariot]] even if they have not researched [[Wheel (Civ6)|Wheel]].
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Havoc caused by Meteor Showers is minimal. Even if the meteor falls on a unit, that unit takes no damage. However, if the meteor falls on a [[Tile improvement (Civ6)|tile improvement]] ([[Fort (Civ6)|Forts]], [[Airstrip (Civ6)|Airstrips]], [[Missile Silo (Civ6)|Missile Silos]], etc.), the improvement will be removed.
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=== Bugs ===
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Meteor Showers will never land on [[Tundra (Civ6)|Tundra]] or [[Tundra (Hills) (Civ6)|Tundra Hills]] tiles. The reason why these [[Terrain (Civ6)|terrain]] types are excluded is unknown.
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== In-game disaster descriptions ==
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{| class="article-table" style="text-align:center;"
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! style="text-align:center;" |Type
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! style="text-align:center;" |Description
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|Meteor Shower
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| style="text-align:left;" |Debris rains down from the sky. Go collect the remains to earn a powerful unit.
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|}
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== Gallery ==
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<gallery>
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File:Meteor Shower (Civ6).jpg|Meteor Shower
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File:Meteor Site in-game (Civ6).png|Meteor Site
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</gallery>
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Latest revision as of 15:49, 2 December 2023

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A Meteor Shower is a natural disaster in Civilization VI, introduced in the Maya & Gran Colombia Pack. It is the only disaster that exclusively affects neutral territory.

  • Effects:

Mechanics[]

The Meteor Sites that Meteor Showers produce are treated as Tribal Villages by the game. They can be activated the same way (either by moving a unit onto their tile or expanding a city's borders to claim it) and provide all of the associated bonuses (such as awarding recon units +5 XP and giving players a chance to discover the Voidsingers).

The heavy cavalry unit received will be the strongest heavy cavalry unit players are capable of training. Players will still receive a Heavy Chariot even if they have not researched Wheel.

Havoc caused by Meteor Showers is minimal. Even if the meteor falls on a unit, that unit takes no damage. However, if the meteor falls on a tile improvement (Forts, Airstrips, Missile Silos, etc.), the improvement will be removed.

Bugs[]

Meteor Showers will never land on Tundra or Tundra Hills tiles. The reason why these terrain types are excluded is unknown.

In-game disaster descriptions[]

Type Description
Meteor Shower Debris rains down from the sky. Go collect the remains to earn a powerful unit.

Gallery[]

Civilization VI Disasters [edit]
Comet Strike1 2DroughtFloodForest Fire1Meteor Shower1Nuclear accidentSolar Flare1 2Storm (Blizzard • Dust Storm • Hurricane • Tornado)Volcanic eruption
1 Requires DLC2 Apocalypse mode only