Changes: Station (CivBE)

Revision as of 02:42, 10 March 2018

Civilization: Beyond Earth
Stations are minor entities with which the players can trade. They are like Cities or Outposts in that they occupy one hex, but they do not have any units nor do they claim any territory by culture. Normal rules for City placement apply (e.g. you cannot establish an Outpost within three hexes of a Station).

Stations may land on the planet at any time. They are looking to trade with the players, and if nobody comes forward within a given period of time, they pack their belongings and move to a new location on the planet. Only one city per each civilization can trade with a given Station simultaneously.

When you trade with a Station, the Station is promoted to the next Tier. When your trade route expires and you establish a new one, you get better deals the higher the Tier of the Station. The stations have three Tiers, shown in the table below.

Stations can be attacked, after which they will never trade with the attacker again. They have ranged defense like cities, but produce no units. They cannot be captured, only destroyed. When destroyed they yield a reward to the attacker and leave behind a Derelict settlement.

Name	Tier 1	Tier 2	Tier 3
Adept Blue	+2 Science +2 Food	+4 Science +3 Food	+6 Science +4 Food
Banu Musa	+4 Science	+6 Science	+10 Science
Camp Cascade	+2 Energy +2 Food	+3 Energy +3 Food	+5 Energy +5 Food
Church of Dawn's Light	+1 Food +3 Culture	+2 Food +4 Culture	+4 Food +6 Culture
Far Base One	+2 Science +2 Energy	+2 Science +4 Energy	+5 Science +5 Energy
Fort Barca	+2 Energy +2 Production	+3 Energy +4 Production	+5 Energy +5 Production
Golden Bell Temple	+1 Energy +1 Food +2 Culture	+2 Energy +2 Food +3 Culture	+3 Energy +3 Food +4 Culture
Hekima Station	+3 Food +1 Culture	+4 Food +2 Culture	+6 Food +4 Culture
Jinsoku Labs	+2 Science +2 Production	+3 Science +3 Production	+5 Science +5 Production
Keagungan	+2 Science +2 Culture	+4 Science +2 Culture	+6 Science +3 Culture
Lalibela	+4 Culture	+6 Culture	+10 Culture
New Babylonian	+1 Energy +3 Culture	+2 Energy +4 Culture	+4 Energy +5 Culture
Omoikane	+4 Food	+6 Food	+10 Food
Palatine	+4 Culture	+6 Culture	+10 Culture
Red Sun	+4 Energy	+6 Energy	+10 Energy
Shackleton	+2 Science +1 Production +1 Culture	+3 Science +2 Production +2 Culture	+4 Science +3 Production +3 Culture
Stet Mining	+4 Production	+6 Production	+8 Production

Civilization: Beyond Earth [Edit]
Games: Base Beyond Earth • Rising Tide • Starships†
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Concepts Alien gameplay Aquatic gameplay Artifacts System Buildings Cities Covert Operations Diplomacy Expeditions Marvel System Miasma Orbital Layer Stations Tech Web Trade Units Victory
Yields Culture Diplomatic Capital Energy Food Health Production Science
Misc. Starting a new game Starter Guide Strategy Guides Steam Achievements Mods Updates Soundtrack Starships Unlockables Exoplanets Map Pack
Introduced in the Rising Tide expansion pack. † Spin off game based in the same fictional universe

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-'''Stations''' are minor entities with which the players can [[Trade route (Civ5)|trade]]. They are like [[City (CivBE)|Cities]] or [[Outpost (CivBE)|Outpost]]s in that they occupy one hex, but they do not have any units nor do they claim any territory by culture. Normal rules for City placement apply, i.e. you cannot establish an Outpost within three hexes of a Station.
+'''Stations''' are minor entities with which the players can [[Trade route (Civ5)|trade]]. They are like [[City (CivBE)|Cities]] or [[Outpost (CivBE)|Outpost]]s in that they occupy one hex, but they do not have any units nor do they claim any territory by culture. Normal rules for City placement apply (e.g. you cannot establish an Outpost within three hexes of a Station).
-Stations may land to the planet at any time. They are looking to trade with the players, and if nobody comes forward within a given period of time, they pack their belongings and move to a new location on the planet. Only one city per each civilization can trade with a given Station simultaneously.
+Stations may land on the planet at any time. They are looking to trade with the players, and if nobody comes forward within a given period of time, they pack their belongings and move to a new location on the planet. Only one city per each civilization can trade with a given Station simultaneously.
-When you trade with a Station, the Station is promoted to the next Tier. Then when your trade route expires and you establish a new one, you get better deals the higher the Tier of the Station. The stations have three Tiers, shown in the table below.
+When you trade with a Station, the Station is promoted to the next Tier. When your trade route expires and you establish a new one, you get better deals the higher the Tier of the Station. The stations have three Tiers, shown in the table below.
+Stations can be attacked, after which they will never trade with the attacker again. They have ranged defense like cities, but produce no units. They cannot be captured, only destroyed. When destroyed they yield a reward to the attacker and leave behind a [[Derelict settlement (CivBE)|Derelict settlement]].
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