Muh List Of Released Civilizations
All Civilizations are listed in order of release.
Eientei under Houraisan Kaguya
A civilization purely focused on improving its capital, Kaguya's Eientei has many veritable bonuses towards Wonders and Great People in exchange for the ability to expand.
Cannot produce Settlers. However, it may acquire Settlers through other methods, and may annex cities.
May annex cities through Diplomatic Marriage.
Acquire any World Wonder as long as it is a buildable wonder that Eientei has access to, doesn't require a holy city, and is not in the capital when a World Wonder is built for the first time for every Era.
Social Policies cost 15% Less, or 1 Free Social Policy per Era with Community Patch.
UU - Basilikoi Toxotai
Replaces Composite Bowmen.
Goes obsolete at rifling.
Enhanced Strength (11/7 -> 12/9)
Special Promotion that grants it 20% Combat Bonus when defending, and another 20% when fighting in friendly territory.
UNW - Golden Temple Fortress:
Replaces the Palace.
Grants 3 Global Happiness, and grants 3 Culture instead of 1.
Cannot produce Settlers. However, it may acquire Settlers through other methods, and may annex cities.
May annex cities through Diplomatic Marriage.
Acquire any World Wonder as long as it is a buildable wonder that Eientei has access to, doesn't require a holy city, and is not in the capital when a World Wonder is built for the first time for every Era.
May Spend Culture to acquire special Impossible Request themed "Buildings" that boosts the Capital and the Clients.
UU - Basilikoi Toxotai
Replaces Composite Bowmen.
Goes obsolete at rifling.
Enhanced Strength (11/7 -> 13/8)
Special Promotion that grants it 20% Combat Bonus when defending, and another 20% when fighting in friendly territory.
Special Specialist available only to Kaguya's enhanced National Wonders.
Yields 2 base Culture.
Yield enhanced by various National Wonders and Impossible Request Items.
Grants Pseudo-Great People Points after first Golden Age that scales with Era, which grants Kaguya an instant Great Person of choice. This Instant Great Person does not push back the timing on other Great People, and can be used to acquire any Great Person in the database, even those that are unique to other civilizations.
Makedonia under Antigonos II Gonatas
Antigonos's Makedonia has a very strong early Culture and Science bonus to keep it afloat, which is complemented by its ability to control the diplomatic scene and its bonuses to spawning Great People all over the empire.
1 Vote and 2 Global Happiness for every 5 City-State allied or friendly to Makedonia, first bonus unlocked at 3 such City-States.
Spawning a Great Admiral, General, Engineer or Scientist grants the city a special building.
UU - Pezhetairoi
Replaces Pikemen.
Unlocked at Mathematics.
Stronger (16 -> 18)
Has the Discipline and Shock I Promotion.
-15% Combat Strength when fighting on rough terrain, and no defense bonus from rough terrain.
UB - Schole:
Replaces Garden.
Unlocked at Philosophy
Costs less (120 -> 100)
+2 Science and Culture
Provides a Special Philosopher Specialist Slot that gives 2 Science, Culture, and Great Scientist Points that are separate from the regular Scientists.
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Philosophical
Supports E&D
Gemland under Pink Taric
A cultural and financial powerhouse, Pink Taric's Gemland boasts a wide range of economic bonuses which is complemented by a strong and versatile defensive unit.
Great Artists, Musicians, and Writers spawned for Gemland extends the length of subsequent Golden Ages by 10%.
UU - Gem Knight:
Replaces Longswordsman.
Unlocked at Metal Casting, and goes Obsolete at Rifling.
Slightly Stronger (21 -> 22)
15% Stronger when defending, and kills grant 100% of killed units' combat strength as Golden Age Points.
First Battle unlocks a special promotion that grants a military bonus, and an economic bonus that is unlocked by garrisoning the unit in the city, strengthened in a Golden Age.
UB - Gemcutter:
Replaces Mint.
Unlocked at Masonry.
+2 Gold and Culture.
+2 Gold to Pearl, Gold, Silver, Copper and Ivory, as well as Lapis Lazuli, Amber, Jade and Corals if More Luxuries Mod is installed. +1 Gold and Culture to Iron.
Has 1 Jeweler Specialist that provide 2 Gold, Culture, and 1 Production. Working Jeweler Specialists in a Golden Age provides 1 Culture to above enhanced resources, 3 Tourism, and causes trade routes to yield 2 Gold.
Civ IV Traits: Creative, Protective
Bhava-Agra under Hinanawi Tenshi
Bhava-Agra is a robust defensive civilization, having a great growth, culture, and production bonus which are paid by a large gold upkeep.
+15% Combat Bonus when fighting within 1 Tile range of a Keystone.
Golden Age Points are accrued 50% Slower, but 25% of Excess Happiness is converted into Gold and Culture respectively (gold rounded up, culture rounded down)
Immune to Anarchy and Resistance, and net Unhappiness while in a Golden Age. Each city in its every 12th turn of Golden Age under Bhava-Agra gains a sum of Food, Culture, and Production.
UI - Keystone
Unlocked at Masonry
Costs 2 Maintenance per Turn, and are very slow to build.
May be Placed on Hills or on Resources that are developed by Mines or Quarries.
+50% Defense bonus much like a Fortress or a Citadel.
+1 Food and Culture, and +1 Production if on a valid resource.
+1 Food at Theology, +1 Culture at Guilds, +1 Culture at Chivalry.
+1 Faith if Stone Circle Pantheon effect is applied, +1 Culture if Oral Tradition Pantheon effect is applied.
UB - Heavenly Peachtree:
Replaces the Caravansary.
Significantly Costlier (120->180), and requires 3 Maintenance.
Loses the trade bonus.
+4 Food, 2 Culture, and 1 Global Happiness.
Worked Lakes provide 1 Food, Culture, and Faith.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Protective
Hot Bakery under Hoto Cocoa
Hoto Cocoa's Hot Bakery is a flexible Growth civilization that focuses on City-States, and it has a wide range of early game bonuses to get it on its feet early on.
Trait - Are the Little Sisters at the City-States?
Free Granary to all cities.
City-State Influence degrade 20% Slower and regenerate 25% Faster.
+1 Production and Science at the Capital for every City-State Ally Hoto Cocoa possesses.
UU - Reliable Elder Sister
Replaces Great Merchants.
Can be produced at a city with National Epic at a cost of 1000 Production.
Trade Missions are 50% Less Effective until the discovery of Printing Press.
5 Movements, 4 Sight.
Can be Planted into an Academy, or spent to hurry production in a city.
UB - Artopolion:
Replaces the Market.
Costlier (100 -> 125)
Gold Bonus increased to 2, and yields 2 Production and Food as well.
+1 Food to Sugar, Wine, Citrus, Cocoa, Bison, Sheep, and Cattle.
Grants 1 of the Following: Bread, Cafe Cocoa, and Jam, prioritizing the resource that Cocoa doesn't have.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Diplomatic
Supports E&D
Asklepieia led by Faust
Faust's Asklepieia is a powerful Growth and Science civilization that relies very heavily on its unique Scientist Replacement, suited for any type of victory depending on the choice made by the player.
25% of the Empire's Science output is added to the current Research whenever the Capital grows to its largest size.
A Free Benevolent Mad Doctor when discovering Education.
May pick an additional Trait Effect first when completing a Social Policy, and a second time when adopting an ideology.
UU - Benevolent Mad Doctor
Replaces the Great Scientist.
4 Movement.
May Open an 8 Turn Golden Turn.
Spending a Doctor within 3 tile's range of a friendly city boosts the growth of the nearest city.
Plants into a Medical Lab instead of an Academy.
Special Improvement - Medical Lab
Planted only by a Benevolent Mad Doctor.
+2 Food and 6 Science.
+1 Food and Science when discovering Biology and Ecology, in addition to the regular Academy bonuses.
If planted near a city, Triggers a We Love the King Day in the nearest City.
If planted on City-State Territory, grants 80 Influence, and once per City-State increases the Great People Generation of all currently owned cities by 15%.
UB - Doctor's Clinic:
Replaces the Airport.
Significantly Costlier (120->180), and requires 3 Maintenance.
Loses the trade bonus.
+4 Food, 2 Culture, and 1 Global Happiness.
Worked Lakes provide 1 Food, Culture, and Faith.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Philosophical
Supports E&D
North Korea under Kim Jong-Il
An unconventional militaristic civilization, the North Koreans have an unusually capital centered civilization and emphasizes numbers over quality.
1 Local Happiness and Culture in the Capital for every 5 Units.
Non-capitals building a building that is not in the capital builds them 15% slower.
UU - Construction Squad
Replaces Infantry.
Weaker (70 -> 60)
Cheaper (375 -> 300)
Has the Ah~ Fresh Meat Promotion that allows them to pillage without using Movement points, and makes them restore 30 HP when starting on a turn on Sheep, Cattle or Bison.
May repair improvements, chop forests and jungle, and build roads, fortresses, farms and pasture.
UNW - Geumsusan Sun Palace:
Replaces the Grand Temple.
Unlocked at Chivalry
Base Cost increased (125 -> 175)
Does not require a holy city, but must be built in the Capital.
Requires 8 Maintenance.
Provides 5 Global Happiness, 5 Culture, 10 Faith, and causes the units trained in the city to gain the Capital Guard promotion that works identically to Ethiopia's Mehal Sefari's promotion.
Civ IV Traits: Imperialistic, Mercantile
House Atreides under Paul Atreides
A desert civilization, the House Atreides is adept at scratching a living off the desert, while receiving additional bonuses from faith generation.
Great People reveal 6 tiles around them at the start of the turn like air units.
+1% Food for all cities, and -1% Unhappiness from Population for every 2 faith, max 20%.
UU - Fremen
Replaces Marines.
Cheaper (400 -> 350), especially when purchased with faith (Base cost 800 -> 170)
Stronger (65 -> 75)
Loses the Default Marine Promotions, but instead fights 40% Better in the Desert, move twice as fast in the Desert, and are invisible to most non-adjacent units when starting a turn on the desert.
Founds a city when starting a turn on a city ruin, which receives 5 Global Happiness, Food, Science, Culture, Faith, and Production.
UB - Windtrap:
Replaces the Solar Plant.
Unlocked at Biology
Costs less (500 -> 400), but more maintenance (3 -> 4).
Doesn't require a Factory beforehand to be built.
Maintains the regular yield of a Solar Plant
+2 Local Happiness
+1 Food and Production to all Desert Tiles, including Flood Plains.
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Philosophical
Supports E&D
Jorji Costava's Cobrastan
Cobrastan is a trading civilization, using the powerful gold bonuses to become a respectable financial and diplomatic powerhouse.
Military units, Settlers and Workers may enter rival civilizations' borders without Open Agreement.
Each Declaration of Friendship grants both Cobrastan and the partner 4 Global Happiness.
UU - Smuggler
Replaces the Scout.
Slightly stronger (5->6)
May be spent to plant a Smuggling Outpost, which looks identical to the Trading Posts except it doesn't receive social policy bonuses. Doing so causes trade routes towards the said city to generate 4 gold for the trade route owner, and 2 gold for the owner of the city.
A stronger variant is unlocked at discovery of economics, which may sell exotic goods.
UB - Smuggler's Hideout:
Replaces the Zoo.
Doesn't require maintenance, and instead yields 2 gold.
Incoming trade routes generate 1 gold for both owner of trade route and owner of the city.
Civ IV Traits: Mercantile, Diplomatic
Fleur de Lapin led by Kirima Sharo
Fleur de Lapin is an expansionist civilization with obvious synergies with the Liberty Tree. However, it is also a specialist civilization as well.
1 Specialist of each type in a city produces twice the base yield and Great People Points.
Free Blue Collar at Bronze Working.
UU - Blue Collars
Replaces Settlers and Workers.
Produced at Settler Cost and freezes growth while being produced.
May found cities, and improve tiles. Works 50% Faster.
Ignores Terrain Cost.
Twice the Production from cutting down forest, and this production is also provided from cutting Jungles.
May build Fishing Boats (Community Patch only)
UB - Scholarship Funds:
Replaces the Bank.
Loses the Base Gold Yield, and costs 2 Maintenance.
Unlocked at Printing Press instead of Banking.
Merchant Slot replaced by a Scientist Slot.
Causes the City to generate Great People 25% Faster.
Civ IV Traits: Inventive, Industrious
Supports E&D
Shambali Monastery led by Zenyatta
Zenyatta's Shambali Monastery is a flexible civilization adept both at war and taking care of itself internally, with a high reliance on faith and Great People.
May pick a Reformation Belief immediately when founding a religion.
Reformation Social Policy enhances Holy Sites.
Unlocks UI abilities after the discovery of Philosophy.
UU - Omnic Monk
Unique Unit that replaces no existing unit.
Must be purchased with Faith in a city with a majority religion.
Combat Unit whose strength is based on the era of the owning civilization.
3 Movement.
Starts with March Promotion.
May carry up to 4 Orb of Destruction missile units.
UB - Communal Monastery:
Replaces the Garden.
Does not require Fresh Water.
Retains the GP bonus.
+2 Science and Faith.
Yields a small sum of Faith and Culture when Zenyatta acquires a Great Person.
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Philosophical
House Harkonnen led by Vladimir Harkonnen
House Harkonnen is a conquest civilization that fuels its happiness through quickly developing luxury tiles from its recent conquests.
Capturing a city grants the House Harkonnen a Slave unit. Triggered once per city.
UU - Devastator
Replaces the Tank.
Slightly more Expensive (375 -> 390)
Stronger (70 -> 95)
Slower (5 -> 3), but ignores Terrain Cost.
25% Stronger when attacking.
UB - Slave Workshop:
Replaces the Workshop.
Does not require maintenance
Provides a Slave unit when built.
Special Unit - Slave
Worker Type unit.
Works twice as fast as a regular Worker.
May improve only 4 times before being destroyed.
Civ IV Traits: Aggressive, Financial
Supports E&D
Castle Town under Sakurada Aoi
Aoi's Castle Town, like Akane's Castle Town made by Divine Yuri, is a Great People civilization. Unlike Akane, Aoi increases the quality of the Great People, while is focused on Great People tiles and Science. Aoi also depends heavily on culture and diplomacy, but can grow to be a deceptively powerful Science civilization despite having very little direct Science yield bonuses.
Political Treatises, Research Technology, Hurry Production, and Trade Missions are 33% Stronger.
Golden Ages last 34% longer (Artists also open Golden Ages that last 34% longer)
Great Scientists, Engineers, Merchants and Great Friends no longer shares points.
UB - Castle Town University
Replaces the University.
+3 Science and 1 Culture beyond the regular Yield bonuses of a University.
3 Scientist Slots.
Enacting a social policy (Openers do not count) grants Great Friend Points and Great Scientist Points equal to 10% of the current threshold.
UU - Great Friend
It is its own unique type, replacing no previous Great Person.
Cannot be acquired by normal means, although Aoi may acquire them through Instant Great People effects such as Leaning Tower of Pisa or the Liberty finisher.
Points are generated if the empire is in a Golden Age, or if the city is in a We Love the King Day, with the points stacking if both is the case. Points are also generated based on the culture and faith output of the city.
Can be planted into an Academy, Holy Site, or a Landmark with 3 base Culture.
Civ IV Traits: Inventive, Philosophical
Supports E&D
Van Darkholme's Nigrafantasia
Van Darkholme's Nigrafantasia is a civilization that is themed on war and labor. Van Darkholme may capture Barbarians and turn them into workers, while workers also provide additional production bonuses. Lastly, his Great Generals are versatile, making Nigrafantasia a versatile civilization as long as it fights and generate Great Generals.
Diplomatic Bonuses to and from other male leaders.
50% chance to transform defeated barbarians into Workers that spawn near the Capital.
Improving or clearing tiles provide the nearest city a production bonus, which is doubled if the city is training a military unit.
UU - Niger Dominus
Replaces the Great General.
Retains the regular Great General abilities.
Moving to a tile occupied by a friendly unit or starting a turn with a friendly military unit grants the said unit 25% combat strength until the next turn.
Passively Grants 3 Production and 2 Tourism to a nearest city within 3 tiles range if on friendly territory, although multiple Nigri Domini do not generate stacking bonuses on the same city.
Garrisoning a Niger Dominus grants the city 10% Production.
Can be used to conduct Trade Missions, Concert Tours or Hurry Production for 80% efficiency when compared to the respective normal Great Person.
UB - Hong Kong Gay Bar
Replaces the Zoo.
Does not require Colosseum beforehand.
Provides +2 Culture and 2 Slots of Writing.
Each slot filled grants all future units trained by the city 10 extra Experience.
Bibliotheke tou Pergamou - Great Library of Pergamon
The second greatest library in the Hellenistic Mediterranean second only to Bibliotheke tes Alexandreias itself, the Bibliotheke tou Pergamou is a Science wonder that boosts the overall science potential of the empire.
Requires Horseback Riding
Costs 250 Production
3 Base Science, 1 Culture and Great Scientist Point
2 Slots for Great Works of Writing
Trade routes connected by or to the city that built this wonder causes the city to produce 2 more Science
All Great Works of Literature in the empire grants the city housing the said work 2 Science.
SpoilerTaphoi Basileon Makedonon en tais Aigais :
Taphoi Basileon Makedonon en tais Aigais - Tombs of the Makedonian Kings at Aigai
One of the cultural marvels of the Ancient Greek Makedonian kingdom that was excavated by Manolis Andronikos, this wonder improves the cultural play centered on National Wonders.
Requires Drama and Poetry
Costs 250 Production
Starts with a Great Work of Art, and a slot to store it
Causes all default national wonders and any replacements to yield 2 Science, Production, and Culture.
Social Policies cost 10% less.
SpoilerBomoi Eschatoi Alexandrou :
Bomoi Eschatoi Alexandrou - Furthest Altars of Megas Alexandros
A fairly esoteric cultural footmark left by Megas Alexandros in his campaigns towards the East, it allows the civilization to train one of history's greatest untold warriors, the Hetairoi Kataphraktoi.
Requires Horseback Riding
Costs 250 Production
+2 Culture and Faith
Border Expansion of all cities in the empire costs 25% less Culture
+15 Experience to Mounted Units trained by the city
Allows the city to train the Hetairoi Kataphraktoi, an 18 Combat Strength unit with Shock I, Cover I, and its own unique promotion that grants it 67% more experience through combat, 33% Bonus towards attacking wounded units, and 20% Combat bonus from having a General share its tile.
SpoilerStoa tou Attalou :
Stoa tou Attalou - Stoa of Attalos
Among the most iconic of Hellenistic buildings, the Stoa tou Attalou will prove itself a powerful cultural asset, and perhaps a powerful diplomatic one as well.
Requires Iron Working.
Costs 250 Production
+2 Culture
1 Free Social Policy
1 Slot for Great Work of Art/Artifact
Doubles current Influence with all met city-states
Converts 25% of Culture from Natural and World Wonders as well as Improvements and Great Works into tourism, and gain 10 flat Tourism with the discovery of Printing Press.
SpoilerAsklepieion en tei Koi :
Asklepieion en tei Koi - Temple to Asklepios at Kos
Among the most famous of the Asklepios Temple, Kos's significance as the birthplace of Hippokrates is emphasized by both the faith healing and secular medicine, for a unique mix of food, faith, and science.
Requires Writing
Costs 185 Production
3 Faith, Food. 1 Culture and Great Scientist Point
Holy Sites yield 2 Food and Science
Spawning a Great Person anywhere in the empire causes the city to generate a small burst of food, culture, and faith that scales with Era.
SpoilerDodone :
The oldest oracle in the Hellenic history predating even the Pythia at Delphoi, Dodone will prove to be a potentially powerful religious wonder.
Requires Pottery
Costs 185 Production
3 Global Happiness, 2 Faith and 1 Culture. 1 Great Writer Point
Starts a Golden Age
Causes all cities in the Empire to receive a free Shrine.
SpoilerLykeion tou Aristotelou :
Lykeion tou Aristotelou - Lyceum of Aristoteles
The Lykeion was among the most famous Hellenistic-era school, led by none other than Aristoteles himself after he taught Megas Alexandros at Mieza. The Lykeion's prestige is reflected in its scientific capabilities.
Requires Mathematics
Costs 250 Production.
1 Culture, and 1 Scientist Slot.
2 Faith and Science from each World Religion with at least 1 Follower in the City.
Free Great Scientist whenever a Social Policy is complete. Social Policies completed beforehand will also yield a Great Scientist.
SpoilerNymphaion en tei Miezai :
Nymphaion en tei Miezai - Temple to the Nymphs at Mieza
Mieza is famous for being the place where Megas Alexandros, alongside other Makedonian nobles, were educated by Aristoteles. Aristoteles's teachings are reflected in its Great People oriented bonus.
Requires Philosophy
Costs 250 Production
2 Faith, 1 Culture
1% Great People Generation in the City for every 1 faith output of the City.
City's faith generation is accumulated, and for every 420 * (1+Great People Spawned by the ability) faith generated, the city produces a free Great Scientist, Engineer or General randomly.
SpoilerBulguksa :
Among the most iconic Buddhist Temples in Korea, Bulguksa will help the empire emphasize the faith through organized religion, while providing significant happiness bonus as well.
Requires Engineering
Costs 250 Production
4 Gold and Culture, 1 Great Artist Point.
Free Pagoda in the City that built the Wonder
Temples yield 1 Local Happiness, 1 Culture and 2 Faith.
SpoilerCheonghaejin :
Founded at the twilight of the Silla Dynasty, the Cheonghaejin grew to be a respectable naval power that grew almost semi-autonomous all while helping maritime trade foster.
Requires Compass
Costs 300 Production
4 Gold and Production
1 Extra Trade Route
2 Gold to both sender and recipient when another civilization sends a trade route to the city.
2 Gold to all sea gold trade routes from the city.
Naval Melee units trained in the city gain the Boarding Party I promotion.
City must be Coastal
SpoilerJiphyeonjeon :
Among the most prestigious academic instutitions in the Joseon dynasty, the Jiphyeonjeon was even mentioned in the Korea's original UA name by its successor Hongmungwan's alternate name, Okdang, meaning Jade Hall. It is a Science and Great People oriented building aimed at speeding Great People generation while also boosting science.
Requires Education
Costs 400 Production
1 Culture
All vanilla and my mod's specialists yield +1 Science
Randomly chooses a Great Person, towards which the Jiphyeonjeon contributes a base of 3 Great People Points (amplified by Social Policies, buildings, etc), as well as 7% of the City's culture output (not amplified).
SpoilerHeumgyeonggak :
One of the two buildings ordered by Sejong the Great in his dreams of a Confucian agricultural society, the Heumgyeonggak housed among the most intricate of the Korean engineering arts in the realm of astronomy and timekeeping.
Requires Machinery
Costs 400 Production
1 Culture, 2 Science and +25% Science modifier
1 Engineer Slot
2 Slots for Great Works of Art/Artifact
Filling both slots grant 5 Global Happiness, and causes all Engineers in the city to yield +1 Food and Science.
SpoilerKynosarges :
One of the three great Gymnasia of Athenai, Kynosarges is known as the focal point of the Cynical philosophy, which likely took its name from the said Gymnasion. It counteracts unhappiness, making burst of unhappiness a tool that can become a permanent long-term benefit to the empire if the unhappiness is remedied quickly.
Requires Philosophy
Costs 250 Production
1 Culture, 3 Science and 3 Faith.
The city permanently gains +2 Science, Faith, Production, and Culture for every net unhappiness that the civilization has achieved after the Kynosarges has been built.
SpoilerMouseion tes Alexandreias :
The great learning complex that was established under the patronage of the Ptolemaioi, the Mouseion houses the famous Bibliotheke which was considered by many one of the wonders of the Classical World. The Mouseion attracted some of the most brilliant minds of the Hellenistic era, including Heron and Ktesibios, and even after the fall of the Ptolemaioi to the Romaioi Barbaroi and the destruction of the original building it still stood as a symbol of learning.
Requires Mathematics
Costs 250 Production
1 Culture
1 Great Engineer Point
+15 Science to any city that the Civilization owns that has the Great Library.
Acquiring Great Scientist or Engineer in any fashion generates for all cities in the civilization 45 Great People Point towards the other Great Person type.
Castle Town led by Sakurada Kanade
A civilization that can take advantage of the myriad unique components that are expanded by other mods, Kanade's Castle Town is centered around gold purchases.
67% Chance of a purchased unit becoming a unique unit of the same class.
Units purchased with Gold may move immediately.
Entrepreneur
Replaces the Great Engineer and Merchant.
May be planted into a Manufactory or a Customs House.
Retains both the Hurry Production and Conduct Trade Mission abilities.
Yields Gold when expended in any fashion.
Proposed UI - Shock Absorbent Fort
Unlocked at Architecture.
Causes enemy units that move adjacent to the fort to spend all movement points as long as the Fort is not pillaged.
Requires 1 Maintenance.
Civ IV Traits: Diplomatic, Financial
Sophia's Nabata Desert
Sophia's Nabata Desert not only boasts great faith yield, as well as good science and food bonuses, but also is the ultimate faith purchasing civilization. However, Sophia's gains in those field is compensated for her lack of military bonus.
Settling a city reveals nearby cities and ruins. Revealed cities do not trigger diplomatic contact.
Expending Great People grants faith that scales with era.
Purchasing Great People with faith comes with a 40% rebate.
UB - Desert Oracle
+3 Faith instead of 2.
+1 Food for when the city generates 60*(bonus to be received) faith. (e.g. 60 faith for 1st food bonus, then 120 faith after the bonus for +2 food bonus, etc.)
UI - Dragonstone Monument
Unlocks at Philosophy.
+1 Food, Faith, and Science. This yield is doubled when Education is researched.
May be built on either desert tiles or any land tile with a resource, but cannot be built adjacent to each other.
Additional yield bonus based on the bonus given to developing resources (e.g. +1 Gold from Plantation and Camp luxury resources, +1 Production from Stone, +1 Food from Salt etc.)
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Philosophical
Igrene's Nabata Desert
While Sophia's Nabata Desert is a pacifist Est-like civ, Igrene's Nabata Desert is much stronger early on much more akin to a Jagen, and likewise, Igrene's bonuses fade over time.
+1 Food to unimproved Flood Plains. +2 Food to Oases.
All units fight 20% better in Desert Tiles.
UU1 - Desert Guardian
Replaces Swordsmen.
Does not require Iron.
16 Combat Strength instead of 14.
Heals 20 HP when starting a turn in a Desert Tile.
UU2 - Desert Sniper
Replaces Crossbowmen.
Starts with Vision 1.
If a Desert Sniper managed to last a turn without taking any action or enter any combat, the unit becomes "positioned", and it gains +2 Range and 33% ranged Combat Strength until the unit moves.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Protective
Lucina's Future Halidom of Ylisse
A flexible and consistent civilization, Lucina's Ylisse combines the strength of Great People with the ability to preserve and spread unique promotions to melee and gunpowder units. (Part of the Casual, Memes and Lalala Pack)
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Defender from the Future
Receive 1 Great Person of choice in the Capital when entering a new era. the said Great Person will delay the appearance of future Great People.
UU - Descendant Warriors
Replaces the Pikemen
May receive a promotion after battle. May enhance the said promotion by selecting another promotion that stacks on it. These promotions can be passed on by garrisoning the unit in a city, and producing melee and gunpowder units from it. This ability is kept even when upgraded, and other units may also transfer these promotions as well.
Upgrades to Musketmen instead of Lancers.
UNW - Awakening Ceremony
A unique National Wonder available to Lucina only.
Requires at least 5 cities, and all cities must have a Shrine beforehand.
Provides +4 Global Happiness, Food, Science, Production, Gold, Culture, and Faith.
Triggers a Golden Age, and causes all future Golden Ages to be 50% longer.
Shrines yield +2 Food, Production, Culture, and Faith.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Industrious
Dorcas's Muttonland
A land of memes and meat, Dorcas's Muttonland benefits from developing animal tiles, while also having an advantage in gold. (Part of the Casual, Memes and Lalala Pack)
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Dorcas Triangle
Newly founded cities spawn 2 copies of Sheep near it.
Melee units are 20% stronger because Dorcas beats Dorcas, Dorcas beats Dorcas, and Dorcas beats Dorcas.
UU - Mercenary
Replaces Swordsmen.
Grants Gold when gifted to a city-state.
Starts with either Drill I or Shock I when trained.
UB - Slaughterhouse
Replaces the Stables.
Does not provide production modifier towards cavalry production.
Requires the city to have a developed source of Deer, Cattle, Sheep, Bison, or Fur.
+1 Production to said resources. +1 Food to all of the above except Sheep, while Sheep grants +1 Gold and Science.
Civ IV Traits: Expansive, Mercantile
Serra's Serratopia
A faith-based civilization, Serratopia benefits culturally from raising faith. In additon, Serratopia's units are very durable if Serra invests in her unique improvements. (Part of the Casual, Memes and Lalala Pack)
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Adore Me!
50% of the city's Faith output is added to the city's Food and Culture output.
UI - Convent
+3 Faith and 3 Culture.
May be planted by consuming either a Great Prophet or a General.
Friendly units on the tile heals for 50 HP at the start of the turn.
UB - Orphanage
Replaces the Temple
Unlocks at Calendar.
+2 Local Happiness and Culture in addition to the previous bonuses of a Temple.
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Creative
Pink Priest's Grand Pink Arad
Like many of the "gay" civilizations, Pink Priest's Grand Pink Arad is also a versatile civilization with both military and economic bonuses. However, Pink Priest is geared towards religion where Pink Taric and Van Darkholme has no bonuses.
+2 Faith in the Capital for every 5 followers of the state religion.
May purchase any Great Person of choice with faith if it has founded a religion. The cost of such purchases work differently than the default faith purchase in BNW.
UU - Priest
Replaces the Great General.
Increases healing of nearby units by 15.
Plants into a Chapter Headquarter, which provides +3 Production and Faith as well as the defensive bonuses of a Citadel, but cannot steal territories.
Each Priest increases the Faith yield of the capital by 5.
May upgrade into the Crusader after Theology is discovered. Crusaders retain the Priest abilities, but are combat units with a unique set of promotions only the Crusaders may choose.
UB - Reliquary
Replaces the Garden
Does not require Fresh water.
+1 Faith.
Has a Great Art slot, which provides +3 Local Happiness if filled.
Civ IV Traits: Spiritual, Industrious
Sakurada Misaki's Castle Town
Misaki is the least specialized of the Castle Town Dandelion civilization: while Misaki has a bent towards Diplomatic Victory, Misaki's main bonus is the ability to field large number of units and develop tiles quickly.
The 3rd Great Person, and every 7th Great Person acquired are cloned. (Great Prophets cannot be cloned)
1st Civilian and Military units, as well as the every 3rd such unit afterwards are cloned.
Starts with a Laborer.
UU - Laborer
Replaces the Worker.
May paradrop unto a tile within 5 tile range when starting a turn in friendly territory.
When cloned, the cloned Laborer becomes a Community Service Volunteer, which retains the Laborer's bonus and also can conduct a mission to City-State for a very small sum of gold and a good chunk of influence.
UB - Oratorial Space
Replaces the Bank.
+2 Culture and +1 Tourism besides the regular bonuses of a Bank.
Grants 10 Influence with all city-states met, and another 20 Influence towards the city-state nearest to the city that builds the building. Can only be triggered once per city.
Civ IV Traits: Diplomatic, Charismatic
Sakurada Haruka's Castle Town
Haruka is a luck-based civilization emphasizing specialist control to generate Great People at the right timing.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Lots of Next
A Free Forecaster at discovery of Mathematics.
+10% Production and +50% Great People Generation to a city that is in a We Love the King Day.
After the acquisition of the first Forecaster, spawning a Great Person of the type shown by the UI allows the civilization to choose a bonus.
UU - Forecaster
Replaces the Great Scientist.
Provides a small lump sum of Faith, Culture, or Gold at random when expended.
Rerolls the Great Person type that is required by the Trait when spawned.
UB - Fan Club
Replaces the Broadcast Tower.
Culture bonus increased to 50%.
+3 Local Happiness
Civ IV Traits: Inventive, Protective
Yorigami Shion's Sacred Nation of Poverty
Shion leads a poor civilization heavily burdened by expenses and gets poorer on Golden Ages, although Golden Ages provide substantial bonuses to other things. Shion will also make those who are more well-off poorer by destroying their units.
Killing a non-barbarian unit causes Shion to steal 50% of the difference between the civilization's gold income per turn.
UU - Impoverished
Replaces the Pikemen.
Upgrades to Musketmen instead of Lancers.
Unit heals 50 HP on kill and generate faith equal to the combat strength of the unit killed.
Has the Nothing to Lose Promotion, which in a Golden Age becomes the Desperation promotion that grants +1 Movement and the ranged attack before attack that Zulu Impis have.
UI - Poverty Monument
Unlocked at Pottery.
+1 Production and +2 Faith.
Costs 2 Upkeep.
Boosts the stationed unit's defensive strength by 50%
Grants a promotion to the stationed unit at the start of the turn that lasts that turn, increasing its defensive strength and sapping adjacent enemy units' strength which grows stronger in a Golden Age.
Civ IV Traits: Protective, Philosophical
Valla led by Azura
A mobility civilization similar to Divine Yuri's Tracer, Azura commands an exciting civilization with a unique unit which will provide a path towards Domination, Cultural, and Diplomatic Victory.
Free Songstress when Drama and Poetry is discovered.
Cities gain a small lump of Food when a Social Policy is enacted. This bonus is increased depending on the number of Great Works the City possesses.
Unique Unit - Songstress
Replaces the Great General
Has the Sing ability which recharges the movement points of adjacent units and give them +1 Attack. Songstresses and Divas are not affected by this ability.
May conduct Concert Tours.
May be purchased with Gold, although with a cooldown
Special Unit - Diva
Upgraded from Songstresses. Can be upgraded by choice after Acoustics.
A combat unit whose combat strength scales with era.
Retains all bonuses that a Songstress has.
May Conduct Trade Missions (which provide significantly less gold than a Great Merchant but much more influence instead) and Puppet City-States.
May pick special promotions that adds utility to the Sing Ability.
Unique Building - Odeion
Replaces the Opera House.
Unlocked at Drama and Poetry
Costs 125 instead of 200.
Retains the bonuses of a Opera House, but gives +3 Culture instead of 1.
Causes worked lakes to provide +1 Food, Production and Culture.
Civ IV Traits: Seafaring, Philosophical
Has unique Decisions
Rigel led by Rinea
Rinea draws power from being a nation of culture and specialists, while harnessing the cultural prowess with the UU and UB: while the nobles are expensive, they provide benefits that are roughly equal to a unique building, making them an excellent supplement to Rinea's civil administration.
Specialists generate 1 Culture and if not in a Golden Age, 1 Golden Age Point. Receive a large boost of Great People Points based on the numbers of specialists operated when enacting a social policy, which is increased by 50% when in a Golden Age.
Unique Unit - Minor Noble
Replaces the Knight.
Much more expensive than the Knight (120 -> 160), and each city may only train 2 Minor Nobles.
Requires the city to have the Noble's Manor to be trained.
Stronger Ranged unit, (20 -> 22/20) which also fights 25% better in friendly territory.
Random Promotion after battle which provides different bonuses depending on type (which also may benefit the home city that trained the unit.)
Unique Building - Noble's Manor
Replaces the Castle.
Unlocked Sooner at Civil Service and is cheaper (160 -> 150)
Does not require walls.
Does not provide defensive bonuses.
+3 Food and +2 Culture.
+1 Production per social policy enacted. (Opener does not count)
Civ IV Traits: Industrious, Diplomatic
Isengard led by Saruman
Isengard is conceptualized on quick post-classical industrialization, and thus gets strong production boost to help mobilize the machine of war.
Arcana Famiglia led by Felicita
The Arcana Famiglia is a diplomatic civilization which utilizes military, espionage and trade to achieve their goals. Arcana Famiglia may not be as productive, innovative or fertile as other factions, but their mix of bonuses will make them still a delicate but potent force.
SpoilerUnique Components :
WIP
Trait - Arcana
Receive Diplomatic bonuses from connecting trade routes.
Civilizations that have declared friendship with Arcana Famiglia causes both sides to receive Golden Age Points equal to 33% of the net happiness of the more happy civilization.
+1 Votes in the World Congress for every 2 Diplomats the Arcana Famiglia operates.
Unique Unit - Vigilante
Replaces the Infantry.
Cheaper to recruit (375->330)
Receives a special random promotion after its first battle, which provides a military bonus and a garrison bonus that scales with the unit level.
Unique Building - Commercial Hub
Replaces the Market.
+2 Gold instead of 1.
Causes International Trade Routes outgoing from the city to generate +2 Gold.
Receive 30 Gold (in standard speed) when the city grows in size.
The Following Civilizations are part of the upcoming Pride of Nations Modpack.
Pride of Nation is a large-scale modpack that introduces a new resource Patriotism and emphasizes patriotic defensive wars, strengthening the role of Great Generals and Admirals in wars.
Mithridates VI Eupator's Basileia tou Pontou
Mithridates's Pontos is a conquest-oriented civilization, utilizing barbarians and city-states to gain an edge.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Proposed UA - Champion of Anatolia
City-States at least friendly to Pontos within 10 tile's distance from either a Pontic City or a Pontic General grants Pontos a military unit when Pontos enters war.
Gains an extra UU, which is either copied from the first civilization it meets. If the said civilization has no UU, the UU is chosen at random instead.
Proposed UU - Thureophoroi:
Replaces Spearmen.
Has +1 Movement and double Flanking bonus.
Proposed UB - Mithraion:
Replaces Temple.
Costs only 1 Maintenance.
Grants a city 2 Culture and 10 Experience to trained units if built on a city settled by Pontos.
Grants 1 Local Happiness and Faith if built on a captured city.
Kimmerikos Bosporos under Pairisades II
Bosporos is a civilization based on trade and growth, maximizing the power of its trade routes.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Breadbasket of Hellenism
+2 Trade Routes.
Cities gain an immediate bonus to food when a Farm tile is built in its territory.
When settling or gaining new tiles, convert any Wheat resource into the Prize Wheat luxury resource. Capital generates one from the get go.
UU - Thureopherontes Toxotai
Replaces the Composite Bowman.
Melee Combat Strength increased to 10.
Starts with Cover I promotion.
UB - Sitoboleion
Replaces the Granary.
+1 Gold towards Wheat and Luxury Wheat Tiles in addition to the regular bonuses.
Trade routes outgoing from the city provide the following bonuses.
If the Trade Route is headed towards a foreign city, +10% Gold. (Max +50%)
If the Trade Route is an internal trade route, 5% Production Bonus when producing Buildings. (Max +25%)
Koinon Hellenon led by Chremonides
The Koinon Hellenon follows the vanilla Greek paradigm of a diplomatically inclined civilization with a military bent, complemented by a political bent.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Indepedent Poleis
Influence with City-States decline 50% slower (and Influence gain beneath threshold increased 100%)
+5 Experience from each City-State Allies when at war. (Max 30)
UU - Hoplitai
Replaces the Spearman.
Higher Base Strength (11->13)
Gains the Discipline Promotion.
Disbanding the unit within a city border grants food and production to the nearest city.
UB - Agora
Replaces the Market.
+25% Great People Generation.
+2 Happiness if the civilization has at least 1 Declaration of Friendship.
Vietnam led by Ho Chi Minh
Ho Chi Minh's Vietnam is a defensive civilizaiton that relies heavily on the new Patriotism resource.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Victory through Sacrifice
Gains 4 Times the regular Patriotism that would have been gained when a unit is killed.
Gains 25% of the Culture income of the civilization as Patriotism when at war.
UU - Viet Minh
Replaces the Infantry.
Has the Woodsman Promotion.
May build the Boobytrap improvement.
Patriotism cost of the unit is halved.
UB - Underground Tunnel
Replaces the Military Base.
Gains the ability to airlift units much like the standard Airport.
Samdo Navy Command led by Yi Soon-Shin
The legendary admiral with only a handful of rivals leads the Samdo Navy Command. Its naval defensive capabilities are matched by few if any.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Hero Admiral of Chosun
Naval Units gain the Korean Ship promotion, which grants 20% Defensive Strength and the ability to ignore ZOC.
Barracks and Armories yield +2 Food, while Lighthouses and Harbors yield +2 Production.
UU - Soogoon Jeoldosa (Naval High Commander)
Replaces the Great Admiral.
Naval and embarked units adjacent or sharing the tile with the Jeoldosa heals for 15 HP at start of the turn, and gains 1 movement.
+20 Experience to trained naval units if the unit is garrisoned in the city.
UU2 - Turtle Ship
Replaces the Frigate.
Unlocked at Astronomy, and are cheaper (185->160)
Combat Strength increased from 28/25 to 30/35
Movement reduced to 3, but double movement in coasts.
Judge Dredd's Megacity
The post-apocalyptic Megacities rally under the iron fist of Judge Dredd, who upholds the law over all else, but is willing to show goodwill as long as it doesn't go against what the law predicates.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - I am the Law
Cities garrisoned with a unit gains 3 Happiness and 1 Culture. +50% Combat Bonus against barbarians.
UU - Judge
Replaces the Infantry.
Gains 2 Movement when starting a turn in friendly territory, and 20% stronger in friendly territory.
Girls' Frontline Civilizations
List of Civilizations based on the Girls' Frontline Game by MICA Team.
Grifon & Kryuger led by Helianthus
Helianthus's Grifon and Kryuger is very much an economic civilization with a theme of production, trade routes, and logistics.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Efficiency Driven
Gain Great Engineer Points when a city finishes producing something.
Free Quartermaster per new era.
+1 Trade Routes per Finished Social Policy Tree, and another 2 Trade Routes if Freedom or Order is adopted.
UU - Quartermaster
Does not replace any Unit.
Can only be purchased with gold or acquired through the Trait.
Increases adjacent units' healing by 15.
Plants into the Munitions Factory.
+3 Gold and Production.
Increases the garrisoned unit's strength and movement points.
Develops all resource and yields +1 Production for doing so.
UB - Warehouse
Replaces the Caravansary.
Trade route range extension also applies to Sea Trade routes. Allows the City to send out Food or Production Internal Trade Routes.
+2 Gold and Production.
Trade routes connected to or from the city provides +2 of a certain yield depending on the city's focus, or +10% Great People Generation if Great People Focus is chosen.
Trade routes connected to the city heals units adjacent to the city and fills the movement points left over from the Munitions Factory.
Civilization IV Traits: Protective, Financial
Grifon & Kryuger led by NTW-20
NTW-20's specialty is burst damage from ranged fire, and NTW-20 also comes with customization options for ranged units.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Interdiction Shot
Ranged Units may access unique set of Promotions.
Ranged and Siege Units are given a special promotion that allows them to attack for 33% more damage and +1 Range. This ability is refreshed every 4 turns.
UU - Anti-Materiel Rifle Squad
Replaces the Anti-Tank Gun.
Available at Replaceable Parts, and is a ranged unit of 55/40 strength.
Interdiction Shot bonuses are applied at twice the strength.
UB - Foundry
Replaces the Military Academy.
Unlocked at Industrialization.
+3 Production and an Engineer Slot.
+2 Production from all Strategic Resources.
+5 Experience to units trained in the city for every Great Engineer born in the city after the building is built. (Max 15)
Civilization IV Traits: Philosophical, Financial
Grifon & Kryuger led by Grizzly Mk.V
Grizzly's Grifon & Kryuger is an combat-oriented civilization that benefits most from having Great Generals.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Fire Command
Great General bonus is increased to 30%.
Great Generals either heal adjacent units for 25 HP or give them a 25% Combat Strength boost for the turn at the start of the turn.
UU - Original Tactical Doll
Replaces the Gatling Gun.
Cheaper but slightly more fragile (30->27)
Provides the Great General aura bonus.
UB - Combat Simulation Center
Replaces the Military Academy.
Provides 30 Experience instead of 15.
Provides +3 Science, and 1 more per 4 citizen in the city.
Civilization IV Traits: Charismatic, Financial
Grifon & Kryuger led by IDW
IDW's Grifon & Kryuger is not the orthodox military civilization, but rather an unorthodox civilization focused on cultural power... and a ton of happiness.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - IDW DANYA
Retain all the happiness from a luxury even if the last copy is traded away.
Generating a IDW Dummy provides a small amount of Tourism.
UU - IDW Dummy
Does not replace any unit.
Is spawned by chance when a city produces or purchases a unit.
The unit's strength scales by era in which it spawned (no era bonuses from entering new era)
May withdraw from melee combat and are resistant to ranged attacks.
UB - Rescue Station
Replaces the Zoo.
Does not require Maintenance.
Generates +1 Tourism and +2 Culture.
+1 Culture from all animal resources.
Civilization IV Traits: Charismatic, Protective
Grifon & Kryuger led by MP40
MP40's Grifon & Kryuger is strictly an early-game snowballing civilization, having its bonuses shifted towards the early game.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Newbie's friend
The first capital starts with a Granary.
Gain culture and production when a city expands its borders.
UU - Beginner's Tactical Doll
Replaces the Warrior.
Cheaper (40->32) and Stronger (8->9).
Ignores Terrain Cost.
Nets gold when killing an enemy unit.
UB - Logistics Operation Center
Replaces the Barracks.
Unlocked at Currency.
Does not require maintenance.
+2 Gold and Production.
Civilization IV Traits: Expansive, Creative
Grifon & Kryuger led by M1903 Springfield
M1903 Springfield's Grifon & Kryuger has little in terms of early conquest, but makes up for it with useful economic bonuses and a somewhat fun unit.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - National Springfield Association
Both civilizations receive a vote in the World Congress when declaring friendship.
Golden Ages last 50% Longer.
In a Golden Age, all cities also enter a We Love the King Day that is as long as the golden age. If a city's We Love the King Day duration is longer than the Golden Age, the length is not shortened.
UU - Tactical Fairy
Replaces the Worker.
More costly (70->80)
Ignores Terrain Cost, and works 25% Faster.
Gains a random promotion when the unit is spawned.
UB - Bakery
Replaces the Windmills.
Does not require hills to be built.
Retains the functions of the regular windmill.
+1 Production and Food per 4 citizen in the city.
+2 Food and +2 Gold from trade routes per types of unique luxury resources worked by the city.
Civilization IV Traits: Diplomatic, Philosophical
Grifon & Kryuger led by Vector
Vector is all about "liberating" oil by spreading freedom to lands with oil. Jokes aside, Vector gets great bonuses from having fossil fuel rich land, adding a topping of math jokes and anthropogenic global warming.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Flamethrowing Vector
Moving a unit to a pillaged tile grants +1 Move and attack.
After discovering Mathematics, the first World Wonder that Vector attempts to build at the capital is built instantly.
UU - Stormtrooper
Replaces the Infantry.
Slightly stronger. (70->75)
Ignores ZOC and gains +1 Movement. (Promotion effect that is retained after unit is upgraded.)
UB - Petrochemical Factory
Replaces the Factory.
Does not require coal nor does it cost maintenance.
+2 Production and Gold from Oil, while Coal gets +1 Production. +1% Production per unit (not tile) of Oil worked by the city (max 10%).
Civilization IV Traits: Industrious, Inventive
Grifon & Kryuger led by M4 SOPMOD II
M4 SOPMOD II can be either catered towards a wonder spamming builder playstyle or a conquering playstyle, and is encouraged to pursue tall strategies.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Cheerful Frenzy
Killing a barbarian unit generates food and production at the nearest city.
If at peace, cities gain 1 Production per 2 Culture generated by the city (capped at the city's population)
If at war, gain culture equal to the combat strength of units killed. (Excludes barbarians)
UU - Grenadier
Replaces the Infantry.
Attacks with a powerful ranged attack before attacking in melee.
UB - Weapons Research Lab
Replaces the Research Lab.
When a city produces a unit, gain Great Scientists Points if the civilization has adopted a tenet that increases Great People Points.
Small Science Bonus (+3 -> + 5)
Civilization IV Traits: Industrious, Philosophical
Grifon & Kryuger led by AN-94
AN-94 is all about global bonuses: AN-94 can care less about building military buildings and more about focusing investments without having to worry about numbers.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Final Singularity
Cities with a City Connection train units and receives the best possible combination of experience and promotions.
Each Academy Worked provides a 2% global science bonus, while Manufactories provide a 2% global production bonus.
UU - Invincible Ironing Board Platoon
Replaces the Mechanized Infantry.
Inherently stronger (90->105), and becomes 33% Stronger when adjacent to friendly units.
May carry 1 missile unit.
UB - High Tech Factory
Replaces the Spaceship Factory.
Does not consume Aluminum
Boosts a city's production by 15% in addition to the regular spaceship bonus.
Civilization IV Traits: Industrious, Financial
Grifon & Kryuger led by IWS-2000
IWS-2000 leads a hybrid faction with both military and economic bonuses. While IWS-2000 has a weak start, IWS-2000 can prove effective at both military and pacifist strategies
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Great Eagle Strike
Ranged Units fight 15% better when adjacent to other units.
+10% Great People Generation Globally per each civilization with whom IWS-2000 is sharing an ideology. IWS-2000 must have an ideology to trigger this bonus.
UU -Anti-Materiel Rifle Squad
Replaces the Anti-Tank Gun.
Available at Replaceable Parts, and is a ranged unit of 52/40 strength.
Gains an additional range if the unit hasn't moved at the start of the turn, and attacks 25% stronger when sharing a tile with a Great General.
UB - Gift Factory
Replaces the Workshop.
+2 Culture and +1 Happiness in addition to the normal effects of the Workshop.
After the discovery of Economics, Causes one Manufactory worked by the city to generate a Gift Luxury Resource, granting +2 Gold and Culture. Gifts may be traded to grant both sides Great People Points and Golden Age Points.
Nocturne led by Vulkan
A hybrid Religion, Production, and Military civilization, Vulkan's Nocturne comes with mighty industrious potential that is further strengthened as Vulkan invests in the religion.
Baal led by Sanguinius
Sanguinius's home planet of Baal is home to hardy warriors, and the Blood Angel's emphasis on aerial assault rings true in the Civ rendition.
SpoilerUnique Components :
Trait - Red Thirst
Melee Units restore 15 HP after combat. If the unit went below 50 HP after combat (and before healing), the unit gains 20% bonus strength when attacking.
Unique Unit - Sanguinary Guard
Replaces the XCOM Squad.
Tougher (100->120) but more expensive (400->480)
Deals 20 Damage to adjacent enemies when paradropping.
Unique Unit - Sanguinary Priest
Replaces the Great General.
Gives 2 Culture per Era at start of a turn.
May paradrop 15 tiles (raised to 40 at discovery of Nanotechnology), which heals adjacent allied units for 50 HP (6 turn cooldown)
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