Warrior Code (Civ3)

Warrior Code
Introduced in Civilization III
Cost	3
Requires	None
Leads to	Horseback Riding Monarchy (advance)
Enables	Archer Bowman
Notes
Some Militaristic civilizations start with this.

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Warrior Code is an Ancient Times technology.

Civilopedia entry

The Samurai of feudal Japan lived by a doctrine known as "Bushido", or "the way of the warrior". This code of behavior stressed such virtues as loyalty, courage, and politeness. The honor of the warrior could only be maintained if the rules of the code were followed. A similar code of behavior known as chivalry was later developed under the feudal system in medieval Europe. Although the strict adherence to both Bushido and chivalry were abandoned along with the feudal system in the 1800s, certain principals of discipline and behavior inherent in these systems can still be found in the military today.

Civilization III Advances [edit]
Ancient Times	Alphabet Bronze Working Ceremonial Burial Code of Laws Construction Currency Horseback Riding Iron Working Literature Map Making Masonry Mathematics Monarchy Mysticism Philosophy Polytheism Pottery The Republic The Wheel Warrior Code Writing
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Modern Times	Computers Ecology Fission Genetics Integrated Defense Miniaturization Nuclear Power Recycling Robotics Rocketry Satellites Smart Weapons Space Flight Stealth Superconductor Synthetic Fibers The Laser
C Added in the Conquests expansion pack