TyrannusRex
Warlord
Argentinian Empire
Esplendor Patagónico
Tiles within Argentinian cities automatically raise their Appeal by +1 (to a maximum of +2) whenever a Holy Site, Theater Square, Preserve, or Milonga is built on or adjacent to them. Any of said tiles that are included in a National Park provide Tourism as if their Appeal were 2 higher. Completing any District or District project adjacent to a National Park provides a boost of Tourism equal to the Production cost.
Gaucho
Unique light cavalry unit that unlocks with Stirrups. Fast-moving unit that is weak in combat but has a large line of sight and can construct Pastures. When pillaging enemy Pastures, gain Food and/or Horses equal to that tile’s yield in addition to the normal yield from pillaging. Upgrades into the Helicopter.
Milonga
Unique District that replaces the Entertainment Complex. Has lower upkeep than the Entertainment Complex. Completing the Bread and Circuses project grants a boost of Culture equal to 50% of the city’s Production. If two cities complete the project within 3 turns of each other, they both gain a temporary boost of +50% to their Tourism yield (increased to +100% with Cultural Heritage.)
Bartolomé Mitre
Partido Unitario
Gain a Wildcard policy slot upon adopting a government from a new tier. Cities above 75% Loyalty generate Diplomatic Favor equal to their Culture yield. This output temporarily doubles in cities with a Government Plaza or Diplomatic Quarter when a new building is completed in those Districts. (Does not stack.)
Party Switcher
Likes civilizations who adopt new forms of government whenever possible, especially those from higher tiers, and will try to be the first to adopt a new tier of government. Dislikes civilizations who retain outdated forms of government.
Presidente Mitre, you have seen your country torn apart by war and disagreement for far too long; now, by your hand, Argentina is united. From the bustling cities to the windswept prairies, you shall look after and guide your people, providing a strong central government to unify them and filling their lives with light and culture. A man of letters yourself, and a student of history, you surely know the traits of a good leader, one whose civilization will stand the test of time... the kind of leader Argentina needs.
Bartolomé Mitre's Details
Religion: Catholicism
General personality: Quiet and reserved, but very stern and unmoving with enemies.
Dialogue:
Mitre would speak Argentinian Spanish.
Spoiler Dialogue :
Argentina's Details
Start bias: Tier 1 towards resources improved by Farms and Pastures; Tier 2 towards Grassland, Plains; Tier 4 towards Mountains
Ideal victory types: Culture, Religion
Jerseys:
The Sol de Mayo (Sun of May) is a national symbol of Argentina, symbolizing the May Revolution that earned the country independence.
The colors are inspired by the Argentinian flag.
City list:
Spoiler Argentinian Cities :
Buenos AiresCitizen list:
Spoiler Argentinian Citizens :
River names: Paraná River, Rio de la Plata, Uruguay River, Paraguay River, Desaguadero River, Iguazu River, Salado River, Río Negro, Reconquista River, Santa Cruz River, Gallegos River...
Lake names: Nahuel Huapi Lake, Argentino Lake, Lácar Lake, Cami Lake, Espejo Lake, Lake Menéndez, Gutiérrez Lake, Lago Falkner, Laguna del Diamante, Alumine Lake, Laguna Vilama, Terra Lake, Laguna Isla...
Sea/Ocean names: Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Fox Bay, Queen Charlotte Bay, Byron Sound, White Rock Bay, Bay of Harbours, Wine Bay, Adventure Harbour, Low Bay, Choiseul Sound, Berkeley Sound, Bahia Grande...
Mountain Range names: Andes Mountains, Principal Cordillera, Cordillera de la Ramada, Aconquija Range, Sierras Chicas...
Desert names: Puna de Atacama, Atacama Desert, Patagonian Desert
Volcano names: Lanín, Domuyo, Cerro Galán, Tipas, Maipo, Ojos del Salado, Copahue, Incahuasi, Aracar, Cerro Blanco, Cordón del Azufre, Trocon, Cerro Solo, Tupungato...
Civilization theme: Mi Buenos Aires Querido (My Beloved Buenos Aires)
An Argentine tango originally released in 1934 by Carlos Gardel, it reflects upon the beauty of its titular city.
Examples for Inspiration: "Industrial Era"
I admit, I had a bit to learn when I set out to make Argentina into a playable civ (and in fact, I'm still learning.) I knew it had been a Spanish colony, one of many that waged wars of independence, was famous for tango and gauchos and, because I'm a science nerd, very big dinosaurs, but I didn't know much else. Naturally though, it has an interesting history in its own right, as does every civilization. Hopefully I've done a little bit of justice to all of these areas: the history with gauchos and Mitre, the culture with milongas and tango, and the beautiful landscape with Esplendor Patagónico.
Gaucho's Details
Era: Medieval
Promotion Tree: Light Cavalry
Upgrades from: N/A
Upgrades to: Helicopter
Unlocks with: Stirrups
Obsolete with: Synthetic Materials
Cost:
•20 Horses
•60 Production
•120 Gold
•2 Gold maintenance cost
Stats:
•Movement: 6
•Melee: 12
•Sight: 4
Milonga's Details
Unlocked by: Games and Recreation
Pillage award: Health
Production cost: 54
Maintenance cost: 0.5
Trade Yields:
•Domestic destination: +1 Food
•International destination: +1 Food
•Appeal: 1
Unlocks
Buildings:
•Arena
•Zoo
•Stadium
Projects:
•Bread and Circuses
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