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UB is literally the Stele, the Ethiopian UB
Hakkapeliitta (Finnish pl. hakkapeliitat) is a historiographical term used for a Finnish light cavalryman in the service of King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden during the Thirty Years' War (1618 to 1648)
The attrition idea is fairly nice but is not at all what one thinks of when picturing Asturias. Russia, yes, Asturias? Not so much.
Unique Ability: Bastion of the Pious
Tiles with pillaged or without Improvements may damage passing enemies. Cities founded on hills or next to mountains gain additional Combat Strength and during war produce units faster based on their faith output if the enemy capital follows another religion.
Hey I think of attrition when picturing Asturias . I suggested this UA for Viregel's spanish split but I think he didn't use it: (Mind you that was a year ago)
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Spoiler :Asturias' UA, in my opinion, is a little bland and none of the bits really work together. The attrition idea is fairly nice but is not at all what one thinks of when picturing Asturias. Russia, yes, Asturias? Not so much. I like the Jiente but don't like the UNW at all, UNWs are almost always bad ideas imo.
Leons UA is nice, if a teeny bit bland, so I like it. The UU is also rather boring, and the name would need to be changed. This civ is solid but there's not much synergy and its all a teeeeny bit boring if you don't mind me saying. It wouldn't really change how I played.
Castile is super overpowered. Its basically double faith in every city since I can't think of many instances in which all of my cities wouldn't have at least a shrine. The knight of Santiago is essentially just the Pictish warrior but slightly weaker and the OoSHQ is fine but really weak after a certain point.
The first half of Aragons UA is very similar to Carthages but slightly later, which isn't a bad thing per se, but worth thinking about. The second half is just straight up uninteresting because the player isn't rewarded for doing anything nor do they have to play any certain way its just a flat bonus which, imo, isn't fun or conducive to new gameplay. The Laternas is identical to Venices Great Galleas and the Crossbowman is identical to Englands Longbowman.
Yaghan People (alpha 1 version):
Leader: Jemmy Button
UA: At The Edge of the South: Cities settled on Tundra keep +35% of the food after a citizien is born. +1 Food from Camps and Fishing Boats.
UU: Anan: Replaces Trireme. Cheaper than the Trimere, the Anan has bonus movement, vision and may build Fishing Boats.
UB: Pusaki Hall: Replaces Lighthouse. Upon being built, an Anan appears. If built on Tundra, Sea Resources provide an additional +1 Food and +1 Production and Deer and Fish resources provide +1 Food and +1 Production.
Akálli is the name for those Yaghan communal places with the fireplace in the middle.
Interestingly, they do have a different name for House, which is Ákar.
Something worth noting, though I don't know where, is that the Yaghan had domesticated Foxes, certainly something to bear in mind, particularly if you want to go on the resources themed design.
Hm, I like it, a nice counterpart to the Selk'nam civ that'll come... eventually.
Ditto. The Napoleon III one is my favorite design.Those are nice designs(especially the Napoleon III one).