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Considering the past releases of DLCs and expansions of Civ6, we can all agree that Firaxis is not the best at keeping their secrets. This time is no different.

A pre-order article from Polygon has pretty much confirmed the first 4 civs and 2 leaders which will be included in the Crossroads of the World Collection (slated to be released in or before March 2025):

- Great Britain

- Carthage

- Bulgaria

- Nepal

Leaders: Ada Lovelace, Simon Bolivar

https://www.polygon.com/pre-order/516140/civilization-civ-7-sid-meier-sale-where-to-buy

It is not an official confirmation from Firaxis, but it's very hard to believe that a major news outlet would post false information about a release that's just a few weeks away. They didn't say it was a leak, it was posted as plain fact.

Later, a datamine from EGdata (basically SteamDB but for Epic Gaming) confirms the leaders and civilizations leaked by Polygon, and also unofficially confirms the last 4 civs and 2 leaders which are slated to be included in the Right to Rule Collection (planned to be released in or before September 2025):

- Dai Viet

- Silla

- Qajar

- Assyria

Leaders: Genghis Khan, Lakshmibai.

https://egdata.app/offers/e54fe70dd19243069a341316310a1daa/related

Since we launch with 31 civs, divided into 3 ages as 10/11/10, it is reasonable to expect 3 Antiquity, 2 Exploration and 3 Modern civs to be added next, and the 8 civs confirmed seem to make sense in this regard:

- Antiquity: Silla, Assyria, Carthage

- Exploration: Dai Viet, (Nepal or Bulgaria)

- Modern: Britain, Qajar, (Bulgaria or Nepal)