Amrunril
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Sure, you're welcome to.May I borrow from this for my own idea, please?
Sure, you're welcome to.May I borrow from this for my own idea, please?
Thanks.Sure, you're welcome to.
That jersey chart is beautiful.So I know there's a huge demand for a one-city civ, especially an Italian state, but Venice... eh we could try something new. This is my proposal
Italy (Giuseppe Garibaldi)
LA (Risorgimento): You can only found one city. -10 combat strenght against cities with full loyality, -5 against cities with rising loyality, +10 against cities wiith falling loyality, + 15 against disloyal cities, +20 against free cities. May move his capital by completing a city project.
UA (Birthplace of renaisance): Your cities exert extra loyalty pressure based on adjacency bonus of their speciality districts (50%), double great people points from speciality districts
UU (Garibaldini): Unlocks at bllistics instead of replaceable parts, heals 25 HP after defeating an enemy unit, heals completly after capturing a city
UB (Piazza): replaces the monument, recives up to 3 great work lots based on the first 3 speciality districts:
theater square- portrait
holy site- relic (relic/heroic relic with "Heroes and Legends")
campus, spaceport- great work of writing
industrial zone- sculpture
entertainment complex, water park- great work of music
encampent, areodrome - artifact
comerical hub, harbor- landscape (ladnscape/product with "Monopolies and Corporations")
goverment plaza, diplomatic quarter- universal great work slot
This would make Italy a valuable civ for a total one-city challege but still giving it an option to expand situationally.
Symbol-house of savoy
(white on green, white on dark green), white on light green, white on red)
(credit to u/louisly for the jersey chart)
Theme- Tarantella Napoletana
(ancient/classical- roman instruments)
(medieval- mandolin, guitar, accordion and tambourine)
(industral/modern)- orchestra
(atomic information)- remix of the industrial/modern theme, as usual
Background- Palazzo Madama in the evening
City list:
1. Turin
Agenda (Spring of Nations): Likes civilizations that keep high loyality in their cities, dislikes civilizations in dark ages.
Now I wonder if italian city-states (Venice, Blologna and maybe even Vatican City) should be replaced, I don't know, it's up to debate I guess but if so my propsals are:
Venice- Luxembourg (symbol from the "War Machine" scenario)
(optional) new bonus: double loyalty pressure toward cities you have a trade route to, no loyality preesure from cities you have trade route from)
Bologna- Preslav (I know Preslav is in the game)
(optional) new bonus: +15% more science in cities folowing your majority religion
Preslav- Tagaung (Peacock)
(optional) new bonus: +5 combat and religious strenght for every level of walls in the city (still, not amazing but more convenient than the loyalty bonus)
Vatican City- Lhasa
(optional) new bonus: all misionaries gain the pilgrim promotion)
(if too conroversial can be replaced with Kathmandu or Thimphu)
Lhasa symbol- the rising sun
Kathmandu symbol- nepalese flag
Thimphu symbol- Druk
In case you wonder- yes, I know that piazza being a monument replacement would be destroed by joining the void singers, which are, without doubt, the best secret society for this civ. It's intentional, this combo would be overpowered.
I did an Austria civ with Maria Theresa as leader on page 44 with some similarities.I'm a bit surprised no one else has done this yet, unless someone has and I just missed it.
Franz Joseph I leads Austria...and Franz Joseph I leads Hungary!
Spoiler :
Capital: Vienna
Leader Ability: Dual Monarchy
- Government Plaza provides the same yields as the Palace
- +100% production of Government Plaza, but the plaza cannot be constructed in the capital
- +3 Loyalty in cities on the capital's home continent.
Also leading Austria is Klemens von Metternich.
Spoiler :
Capital: Koblenz
Leader Ability: Congress of Vienna
Agenda: Balance of Power
- When Austria is involved in an emergency, the bonuses and rewards are doubled for all civilizations on their side.
- Austria receives 3 envoys and additional diplomatic favor upon successful completion of an emergency.
- Alliances build 25% faster, 50% faster when on the same side of an emergency.
- Will seek ally with several weaker civilizations. Dislikes civilizations who are much larger or have a much stronger military than the global average.
As for Austria itself...
Spoiler :Civilization Ability: Hapsburg Marriages
Unique Unit: Grenadier
- Grants an additional Diplomatic Policy slot in all governments
- Unlocks a unique Diplomatic Policy card, Diplomatic Marriage
- When suzerain of a city state where you have sent at least 10 envoys, levying the city state military will automatically annex it into your territory.
- If you have a religion, the city state will be converted to your religion.
- Receive 1 envoy whenever you meet a new civilization
Unique District: Opera House
- Replaces Field Cannon
- 65 Melee Strength (vs. 50)
- 65 Ranged Strength (vs. 60)
- +10 Combat Strength vs. District Defenses
- May perform a melee attack, similar to the Immortal
- 1 Range (vs. 2)
- Replaces Theater Square
- May be played on a mountain tile
- Amphitheaters constructed in an Opera House have two slots for great works of Writing or Music
- +1 culture if placed on a hill
- +3 culture if placed on a mountain
- +2 Great Musician points (vs. +1)
- Provides a special district project, Ballroom Waltz, which generates points towards envoys and additional Great Musician points
I'm a bit surprised no one else has done this yet, unless someone has and I just missed it.
Franz Joseph I leads Austria...and Franz Joseph I leads Hungary!
Spoiler :
Capital: Vienna
Leader Ability: Dual Monarchy
- Government Plaza provides the same yields as the Palace
- +100% production of Government Plaza, but the plaza cannot be constructed in the capital
- +3 Loyalty in cities on the capital's home continent.
Also leading Austria is Klemens von Metternich.
Spoiler :
Capital: Koblenz
Leader Ability: Congress of Vienna
Agenda: Balance of Power
- When Austria is involved in an emergency, the bonuses and rewards are doubled for all civilizations on their side.
- Austria receives 3 envoys and additional diplomatic favor upon successful completion of an emergency.
- Alliances build 25% faster, 50% faster when on the same side of an emergency.
- Will seek ally with several weaker civilizations. Dislikes civilizations who are much larger or have a much stronger military than the global average.
As for Austria itself...
Spoiler :Civilization Ability: Hapsburg Marriages
Unique Unit: Grenadier
- Grants an additional Diplomatic Policy slot in all governments
- Unlocks a unique Diplomatic Policy card, Diplomatic Marriage
- When suzerain of a city state where you have sent at least 10 envoys, levying the city state military will automatically annex it into your territory.
- If you have a religion, the city state will be converted to your religion.
- Receive 1 envoy whenever you meet a new civilization
Unique District: Opera House
- Replaces Field Cannon
- 65 Melee Strength (vs. 50)
- 65 Ranged Strength (vs. 60)
- +10 Combat Strength vs. District Defenses
- May perform a melee attack, similar to the Immortal
- 1 Range (vs. 2)
- Replaces Theater Square
- May be played on a mountain tile
- Amphitheaters constructed in an Opera House have two slots for great works of Writing or Music
- +1 culture if placed on a hill
- +3 culture if placed on a mountain
- +2 Great Musician points (vs. +1)
- Provides a special district project, Ballroom Waltz, which generates points towards envoys and additional Great Musician points
I did an Austria Civilization under Metternich.I did an Austria civ with Maria Theresa as leader on page 44 with some similarities.
I did an Austria civ with Maria Theresa as leader on page 44 with some similarities.
I may or may not have taken some inspiration from those very good posts, but I don't think anyone else did a dual leader who could lead either Austria or Hungary.I did an Austria Civilization under Metternich.
Mind if I borrow some of this?DUCHY OF BRITTANY
Brittany is now a province of France, but it was independent until the sixteenth century and was a major point of contention among England, France, and Normandy, who all sought to influence its affairs. This civ has some versatile options: Joanna's abilities give it an edge in maintaining a large infantry, while the unique unit gives it a cavalry edge; its overall abilities, however, push it towards an aggressive cultural player that uses religion to boost its culture game (cathedrals, anyone?).
Leader: Joanna of Flanders*
Leader Unique Ability: Cut Your Skirts: Melee infantry train 15% faster and have -1 upkeep. Joanne gains bonus resources from pillaging.
Leader Agenda: Heart of a Lion: Joanna likes leaders who have large armies of foot soldiers.
Capital: Vannes (or Nantes?--the ducal residence was in Nantes but other government functions were in Vannes)
Language: Breton
Unique Ability: The Matter of Britain**: All great works of writing provide +1 and +1 amenity for the city in which they are housed.
Unique Unit: Marc'heg: Replaces knight; gains a small amount of culture and faith for defeating an opponent and has slightly more hitpoints.
Unique Building: Pardon: The pardon replaces the arena. Adds +2 in addition to the usual amenities.
*Were there more powerful leaders of Brittany? Surely. But I defy you to find me one who is more interesting. She was a rare case of a genuine female warrior in Medieval Europe, and one who was well regarded by her contemporaries and later historians. When her husband was captured by the House of Blois during the War of Breton Succession, she took up a glaive and besieged the enemy castle--and rose an army of women in the process.
**Many Arthurian tales are set in Brittany, and many troubadours originated there as well--albeit most of their work was in French (i.e., langue d'oïl) not Breton. If you like, "the Matter of Britain" might be renamed "Chansons de Geste."
No I don't think anyone has done a dual leader yet for Austria/Hungary, even though I could have made Maria Theresa lead Hungary also.I may or may not have taken some inspiration from those very good posts, but I don't think anyone else did a dual leader who could lead either Austria or Hungary.
I'm relevant!I may or may not have taken some inspiration from those very good posts, but I don't think anyone else did a dual leader who could lead either Austria or Hungary.
Be my guest. I have a Powhattan design in here somewhere, too, that you're welcome to use/modify if you like.Mind if I borrow some of this?
Thanks.Be my guest. I have a Powhattan design in here somewhere, too, that you're welcome to use/modify if you like.