Shynji
Sep 29, 2005, 03:36 AM
I noticed that the main website hasn't updated their Leaders and start information completely yet, so here is a listing of the information I compiled for an earlier thread cleaned up and a little more, maybe this might even get stickied, who knows? If nothing else, I'm bookmarking it and using it while I'm surfing these forums.
Civilization Units
[Unit Replaced -> Unique Unit (Civ)]
Worker -> Fast Worker (Indian)
Warrior -> Quechua (Incan)
Archer -> Skirmisher (Malinese)
Maceman -> Samurai (Japanese)
Spearman -> Phalanx (Greek)
Chariot -> Immortal (Persian)
Chariot -> War Chariot (Egyptian)
Horse Archer -> Keshik (Mongolian)
Swordsman -> Praetorian (Roman)
Swordsman -> Jaguar (Aztecs)
Crossbowman -> Cho-Ko-Nu (Chinese)
Calvary -> Cossack (Russian)
Knight -> Camel Archer (Arabian)
Knight -> Conquistador (Spanish)
Musketman -> Musketeer (French)
Rifleman -> Redcoat (English)
Tank -> Panzer (German)
Marine -> Navy SEAL (American)
Civilization Starting Techs
[Listed by techs, Mixed Around and (Pottery) first turn singled out.]
Mysticism, Fishing - Spanish
Mysticism, The Wheel - Arabians
Mysticism, Agriculture - Incans
Mysticism, Hunting - Aztecs
Mysticism, Mining - Indians
(Fishing, The Wheel) - Japanese
Fishing, Agriculture - Americans
Fishing, Hunting - Greeks
Fishing, Mining - English, Romans
Mining, The Wheel - Malinese
Mining, Agriculture - Chinese
Mining, Hunting - Germans, Russians
Hunting, The Wheel - Mongolians
Hunting, Agriculture - Persians
(Agriculture, The Wheel) - Egyptians, French
Civilization Leaders
[By Traits, How I'm analyzed the information]
Aggressive: Melee and gunpowder units receive a free promotion. Double Hammer production when constructing a barracks or a dry dock.
Creative: +2 culture per city. Double Hammer production when constructing a theater or a coliseum
Expansive: +2 health per city. Double Hammer production when constructing a granary or a harbor.
Financial: +1 gold on tiles already producing 2 gold. Double Hammer production when constructing a bank
Industrious: When constructing a Wonder, city Hammer output is increased 50%. Double Hammer production when constructing a forge.
Organized: Civic upkeep reduced by 50%. Double Hammer production when constructing a lighthouse or a courthouse.
Philosophical: Birth rate of Great People increased by 100%. Double Hammer production when constructing a university.
Spiritual: No period of anarchy. Double Hammer production when constructing a temple.
Aggressive, Creative - Mongolians (Kubla Khan)
Aggressive, Expansive - Mongolians (Genghis Khan)
Aggressive, Financial - Incans (Huayna Capac)
Aggressive, Industrious - French (Napoleon)
Aggressive, Organized - Japanese (Tokugawa)
Aggressive, Philosophical - Greeks (Alexander)
Aggressive, Spiritual - Aztecs (Montezuma)
Creative, Expansive - Romans (Julius Caesar)
Creative, Financial - Russians (Catherine)
Creative, Organized - French (Louis XIV)
Creative, Philosophical - Germans (Frederick)
Creative, Spiritual - Egyptians (Hatshepsut)
Expansive, Financial - English (Victoria)
Expansive, Industrious - Germans (Bismark)
Expansive, Organized - Persians (Cyrus)
Expansive, Philosophical - Russians (Peter)
Expansive, Spiritual - Spanish (Isabella)
Financial, Industrious - Chinese (Quin Shi Huang)
Financial, Organized - Americans (Washington)
Financial, Philosophical - English (Elizabeth)
Financial, Spiritual - Malinese (Mansa Musa)
Industrious, Organized - Americans (Roosevelt)
Industrious, Spiritual - Indians (Gandhi)
Organized, Philosophical - Chinese (Mao Zedong)
Organized, Spiritual - Indians (Asoka)
Philosophical, Spritual - Arabians (Saladin)
NOTE: (Industrious, Philisophical) & (Industrious, Creative) are not used.
Civilization Units
[Unit Replaced -> Unique Unit (Civ)]
Worker -> Fast Worker (Indian)
Warrior -> Quechua (Incan)
Archer -> Skirmisher (Malinese)
Maceman -> Samurai (Japanese)
Spearman -> Phalanx (Greek)
Chariot -> Immortal (Persian)
Chariot -> War Chariot (Egyptian)
Horse Archer -> Keshik (Mongolian)
Swordsman -> Praetorian (Roman)
Swordsman -> Jaguar (Aztecs)
Crossbowman -> Cho-Ko-Nu (Chinese)
Calvary -> Cossack (Russian)
Knight -> Camel Archer (Arabian)
Knight -> Conquistador (Spanish)
Musketman -> Musketeer (French)
Rifleman -> Redcoat (English)
Tank -> Panzer (German)
Marine -> Navy SEAL (American)
Civilization Starting Techs
[Listed by techs, Mixed Around and (Pottery) first turn singled out.]
Mysticism, Fishing - Spanish
Mysticism, The Wheel - Arabians
Mysticism, Agriculture - Incans
Mysticism, Hunting - Aztecs
Mysticism, Mining - Indians
(Fishing, The Wheel) - Japanese
Fishing, Agriculture - Americans
Fishing, Hunting - Greeks
Fishing, Mining - English, Romans
Mining, The Wheel - Malinese
Mining, Agriculture - Chinese
Mining, Hunting - Germans, Russians
Hunting, The Wheel - Mongolians
Hunting, Agriculture - Persians
(Agriculture, The Wheel) - Egyptians, French
Civilization Leaders
[By Traits, How I'm analyzed the information]
Aggressive: Melee and gunpowder units receive a free promotion. Double Hammer production when constructing a barracks or a dry dock.
Creative: +2 culture per city. Double Hammer production when constructing a theater or a coliseum
Expansive: +2 health per city. Double Hammer production when constructing a granary or a harbor.
Financial: +1 gold on tiles already producing 2 gold. Double Hammer production when constructing a bank
Industrious: When constructing a Wonder, city Hammer output is increased 50%. Double Hammer production when constructing a forge.
Organized: Civic upkeep reduced by 50%. Double Hammer production when constructing a lighthouse or a courthouse.
Philosophical: Birth rate of Great People increased by 100%. Double Hammer production when constructing a university.
Spiritual: No period of anarchy. Double Hammer production when constructing a temple.
Aggressive, Creative - Mongolians (Kubla Khan)
Aggressive, Expansive - Mongolians (Genghis Khan)
Aggressive, Financial - Incans (Huayna Capac)
Aggressive, Industrious - French (Napoleon)
Aggressive, Organized - Japanese (Tokugawa)
Aggressive, Philosophical - Greeks (Alexander)
Aggressive, Spiritual - Aztecs (Montezuma)
Creative, Expansive - Romans (Julius Caesar)
Creative, Financial - Russians (Catherine)
Creative, Organized - French (Louis XIV)
Creative, Philosophical - Germans (Frederick)
Creative, Spiritual - Egyptians (Hatshepsut)
Expansive, Financial - English (Victoria)
Expansive, Industrious - Germans (Bismark)
Expansive, Organized - Persians (Cyrus)
Expansive, Philosophical - Russians (Peter)
Expansive, Spiritual - Spanish (Isabella)
Financial, Industrious - Chinese (Quin Shi Huang)
Financial, Organized - Americans (Washington)
Financial, Philosophical - English (Elizabeth)
Financial, Spiritual - Malinese (Mansa Musa)
Industrious, Organized - Americans (Roosevelt)
Industrious, Spiritual - Indians (Gandhi)
Organized, Philosophical - Chinese (Mao Zedong)
Organized, Spiritual - Indians (Asoka)
Philosophical, Spritual - Arabians (Saladin)
NOTE: (Industrious, Philisophical) & (Industrious, Creative) are not used.