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Rex Omnium Imperarium
Hello! I just made a mod based on this story, wherein each AI is an overpowered version of a certain trait, and as someone expressed interest in it, I thought to upload it here. Find attached a randomly-generated map (Huge, 200x200) called 'WrathAI.biq' with tweaked (as in, made equal-ish) starting positions, and also a 'conquests.biq' so you can use it however you want. However, because I play this game with my own modified rules, this mod is based on my own modified rules. So if you are interested in this - read the changelog below. 
First of all, I use the Flintlock Patch, mostly with the default options (i.e. AI knows how to use artillery and armies, certain bugs have been fixed, et cetera), with the following changes:
-Cultural borders are impassable without Right of Passage (like in Civilization IV).
-Paradrops do not consume any moves.
-Max AI naval escorts is 2 (instead of 3, i.e. transport ships with units inside are escorted by a maximum of 2 non-transport ships).
-All civilisation-specific wonders (see below) have a perfume of 999 to make the AI build them as soon as possible.
I also believe it is the Flintlock Patch that allows small wonders to produce units, so without this patch, certain small wonders below won't work.
I attached the Flintlock Patch's config file to this post.
Because I based this mod on my own (custom, modded) basegame, there are a variety of generic changes. All of these involve code; I have not made nor downloaded any custom art or made any Civlopedia entries. I am not 100% sure if I have remembered/found/listed all of the changes here, but:
General:
-Minimum research time is 6 turns (instead of 4).
-Maximum research time is 75 turns (instead of 50).
-Advanced barbarian unit is Swordsman (instead of Horseman).
-Volcano eruption period is set to 100000 (i.e. the average volcano will erupt once in a 100.000 year timeframe, i.e. this mostly disables volcanoes).
-Clearing damage (e.g. nuclear radiation or lava) takes 12 turns (instead of 24).
-Jungle yields 2 food (instead of 1).
-The difficulty level 'Monarch' has a cost factor of 10 (instead of 9), a percentage of optimal cities of 100% (was 85%), and AIs start with 2 offensive units (instead of 1) and 1 Worker (instead of 0).
Units:
-Settler costs 1 population.
-Worker can be sacrificed for culture (assuming one has researched a technology that enables this - and this is only available to The Culture in this mod).
-Scout has 1 defence (instead of 0).
-Explorer has 2 defence (instead of 0).
-Medieval Infantry upgrades to Rifleman.
-Marine has 2 moves (instead of 1) and can blitz.
-Paratrooper has 9 attack (instead of 4), 2 moves (instead of 1), and treats all terrain as roads.
-Modern Paratrooper has 11 attack (instead of 6), 2 moves (instead of 1), and treats all terrain as roads.
-Cavalry upgrades to Tank.
-Curragh has 1 transport capacity (instead of 0).
-Galley has 2 attack (instead of 1), 2 defence (instead of 1), and 4 transport capacity (instead of 2).
-Caravel has 3 attack (instead of 1), 3 defence (instead of 2), and 6 transport capacity (instead of 3).
-Galleon has 3 attack (instead of 1), 4 defence (instead of 2), and 8 transport capacity (instead of 4).
-Frigate has 5 attack (instead of 2), 5 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to Destroyer.
-Privateer has 5 attack (instead of 2), 4 defence (instead of 1), and upgrades to Submarine.
-Ironclad has 7 attack (instead of 5), and 7 defence (instead of 6).
-Transport has 5 attack (instead of 1), 7 defence (instead of 2), and 12 transport capacity (instead of 6).
-Carrier has 7 attack (instead of 1) and 10 defence (instead of 8).
-Submarine has 10 attack (instead of 8) and 7 defence (instead of 4).
-Nuclear Submarine has 10 attack (instead of 8) and 7 defence (instead of 4).
-Destroyer has 12 attack (unchanged) and 10 defence (instead of 8).
-Battleship has 18 attack (unchanged) and 14 defence (instead of 12).
-Cruiser has 16 attack (instead of 15) and 12 defence (instead of 10).
-AEGIS Cruiser has 16 attack (instead of 15) and 12 defence (instead of 10).
-Jet Fighter upgrades to Stealth Fighter.
-Bomber upgrades to Stealth Bomber.
-Leader can be airlifted.
-Army can be airlifted.
Unique units:
-Conquistador upgrades to Guerilla.
-Jaguar Warrior upgrades to Immortals.
-Numidian Mercenary upgrades to Swiss Mercenary.
-Immortals upgrades to Rifleman.
-Gallic Swordsman upgrades to Medieval Infantry (irrelevant; Gallic Swordsman isn't used).
-Legionary upgrades to Rifleman (irrelevant; Legionary isn't used).
-Berserk upgrades to Marine.
-Three-Man Chariot upgrades to Mounted Warrior.
-Mounted Warrior upgrades to War Elephant.
-Rider upgrades to Keshik.
-Ansar Warrior upgrades to Cavalry (irrelevant; Ansar Warrior isn't used).
-Samurai upgrades to Cavalry (irrelevant; Samurai isn't used).
-War Elephant upgrades to Sipahi.
-Keshik upgrades to Cossack.
-Sipahi upgrades to Panzer.
-Cossack upgrades to Tank.
-Dromon has 3 attack (instead of 2), 2 defence (instead of 1), 4 transport capacity (instead of 2), and upgrades to Carrack.
-Carrack has 3 attack (instead of 2), 4 defence (instead of 2), 5 moves (instead of 4), and 6 transport capacity (instead of 3).
-Man-O-War has 6 attack (instead of 4), 6 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to Destroyer.
-F-15 upgrades to Stealth Fighter.
Buildings:
-Marketplace, Bank, Stock Exchange, Walls, Coastal Fortress, Commercial Dock do not cost any maintenance.
-Harbour increases gold in water (instead of food - and allows water trade and produces veteran sea units).
-Library provides 1 culture (instead of 3 - and provides +50% research output).
-Courthouse provides +50% luxury output and resistance to propaganda (and reduces corruption).
-Colosseum provides 3 culture (instead of 2 - and makes 2 citizens happy).
-Cathedral provides 4 culture (instead of 3 - and makes 3 citizens happy).
-University provides 2 culture (instead of 4 - and provides +50% research output).
-Police Station provides resistance against propaganda (and reduces corruption and war weariness).
New buildings:
-Lighthouse can be built upon the discovery of Writing; costs 6 (cheaper for Seafaring) and 1 maintenance, increases food in water.
-Smithy can be built upon the discovery of Iron Working; costs 12 (cheaper for Industrious) and 1 maintenance, increases production by 25%.
-Newspaper Office can be built upon the discovery of Printing Press; costs 16 and 2 maintenance, provides 3 culture, +50% luxury output, resistance to propaganda, reduces corruption, and reduces war weariness.
-Levee can be built upon the discovery of Chemistry; costs 12 (cheaper for Industrious and Seafaring) and 2 maintenance, increases shields in water.
Wonders:
-All wonders that provide buildings, provide buildings in every city (instead of every city on the continent).
-Only The Statue of Zeus and the Knights Templar obsolete.
-The Great Library puts a Library in every city (instead of unlocking every technology two other civilisations have discovered).
-The Great Wall puts a Barracks in every city (instead of Walls, so as to avoid the wall-bombardment-glitch - also provides double combat strength versus barbarians).
-Sun Tzu's Art of War puts a Courthouse in every city and allows armies to be built without leaders.
-The Internet unlocks every technology two other civilisations have discovered (and puts a Research Lab in every city).
-Forbidden Palace yields +1 gold in each gold-producing tile (and reduces corruption).
-Intelligence Agency costs 10 (instead of 40) and requires Monarchy (instead of Espionage).
-Secret Police HQ increases production by 25% (and reduces corruption).
New wonders:
-Latifundium can be built upon the discovery of Horseback Riding; costs 20 and produces a Worker every 5 turns, obsoletes with Education.
Technologies:
-Ancient era technologies cannot be traded.
Specialists:
-Tax Collectors require Pottery and generate 2 gold.
-Scientists require Alphabet and generate 3 research.
-Police require Warrior Code and generate 1 gold and 1 production.
-Civil Engineers are renamed to Engineers, require Masonry, and generate 2 production.
Then, for this mod; 'Wrath of the AI' (again, inspired by and named after the story linked above).
First of all, I am aware that it is possible for civilisations to capture cities of other civilisations and thereby gain access to and/or build new civilisation-specific buildings. I consider this to be better than giving every building +1 culture, and I am not aware of another alternative.
Secondly - there are eighteen leaders and civilisations:
Anthropoid Meat, ruler of the Humans of Humanity
Embellished Negotiator, ruler of the Diplomats of Diplomacy
Stubborn Shieldmaiden, ruler of the Bulwarks of Bulwark
Vainglorious Gladiator, ruler of of the Glories of Glory
Primitive Barbarian, ruler of the Hordes of Horde
Knight Errant, ruler of the Cavalry of Cavalcade
Swashbuckling Privateer, ruler of the Navigators of Navy
Top Gun Maverick, ruler of the Aerobats of Aeronautica
Promiscuous Mother, ruler of the Expendables of The Expanse
Aggrandising Architect, ruler of the Urbanites of Urbanus
Sweaty Workaholic, ruler of the Industries of Industry
Greedy Tycoon, ruler of the Profits of Profiteering
Fat Cat, ruler of the Wealthy of Wealth
Mad Scientist, ruler of the Scholars of Scholarship
Haute Elite, ruler of the Cults of The Culture
Sunny Smiles, ruler of the Content of Contender
Scrupulous Judge, ruler of the Legates of Legalism
Archetypal Character, ruler of the Civilians of Civilisation
Each civilisation is unique, as described below.
Note that I did not change any military/scientific leaders, culture groups, leader graphics, city graphics, or any other kind of graphics/art. For this, refer to the '(based on xxx)' text.
Anthropoid Meat, ruler of the Humans of Humanity (based on the Zulu)
Colour: Dark red
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Pottery
Traits: /
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Anarchy
Aggression: 3
Build often: Offensive Land Units, Settlers, Workers
They are human.
City names:
Humanity Front
Organic Intelligence
Biology Central
Nature's Finest
Organismo
The Player
Flesh and Bone
Humankind
Evolutionary
Homo Genus
Meatsack Metropolis
Anthropocene
Sapiens
Prefrontal Cortex
Hominoidea
Lucy
Australopithecus
Opposable Thumb
Fort Erectus
Heidelbergensis
High Hairlessness
Bipedal Borough
Neolithic Revolution
Lesser Chromosome
Ode to Life
Neander Valley
Transhuman Manifest
Genome
Purity First
Primate Point
Embellished Negotiator leads the Diplomats of Diplomacy (based on India)
Colour: Pink
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technologies 'Diplomacy' and 'Diplomatic Republic')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Diplomatic Republic
Shunned government: Anarchy
Aggression: 2
Build often: Workers, Trade
Their unique technology 'Diplomacy' allows them to:
-Use all diplomacy options.
-Use the 'Diplomatic Despotism' government; a Despotism wherein Diplomats are elite, Spies are elite, citizens in captured cities will resist 10% shorter (20% if the target was in Anarchy), and propaganda missions have a +25% chance of succeeding (+50% if the target is in Anarchy).
-Build the 'Embassy'; a small wonder (costs 0) that enables spy missions.
Their unique technology 'Diplomatic Republic' (which requires The Republic and Diplomacy, and is thus researched for free once The Republic is researched) allows them to:
-Use the 'Diplomatic Republic' government; a Republic wherein Diplomats are elite, Spies are elite, citizens in captured cities will resist 10% shorter (20% if the target was in Anarchy), and propaganda missions have a +25% chance of succeeding (+50% if the target is in Anarchy).
They start the game as a Diplomatic Despotism (instead of Despotism).
They start the game with embassies.
City names:
Grand Consensus
First Compromise
Debate's Seat
Parley
Concilliator Commune
Arbitrage
Mediator Meadows
Savvy Settlement
Interdiction
Forktongue Falls
Haggle
White Lies Whereabouts
Concessions
The Terms
Buried Hatchet
Common Grounds
Agreement Annex
Tit-Tat Town
Accord
Charisma High
Treaty
Hammered Deal
Makepeace
Horse-Trade Homestead
Guile
Accommodation
Plots and Schemes
Close
Arrangement
Smooth Suave Sly
Stubborn Shieldmaiden leads the Bulwarks of Bulwark (based on Byzantines)
Colour: Royal purple
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Bulwark')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Democracy
Aggression: 3
Build often: Defensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Bulwark' allows them to:
-Build the 'Bulwark'; a small wonder (costs 0) that doubles city defenses, decreases the success of missile attacks by 75%, and functions as a stealth attack barrier.
They can train the 'Bulwark Spearman'; a Spearman that costs 10 (instead of 20), has 4 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to the Bulwark Pikeman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Pikeman'; a Pikeman that costs 10 (instead of 20), has 5 defence (instead of 3), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Bulwark Musketman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Musketman'; a Musketman that costs 30 (instead of 60), has 6 defence (instead of 4), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Bulwark Rifleman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Rifleman'; a Rifleman that costs 40 (instead of 80), has 8 defence (instead of 6), and upgrades to the Bulwark Infantry.
They can train the 'Bulwark Infantry'; an Infantry that costs 45 (instead of 90), has 12 defence (instead of 10), and upgrades to the Bulwark Mech Infantry.
They can train the 'Bulwark Mech Infantry'; a Mech Infantry that costs 55 (instead of 110), has 20 defence (instead of 18), and requires no resources.
City names:
The City
Last Stand
Aegis
The Citadel
Bastion
Fortification Fastness
Molon Labe
Bastille
The Palisades
Castle Cover
Embankment
Shieldwall Stronghold
Las Barricadas
Strong Stockade
Gandalf's Pass
Hold
The Line
Fortress Unflinch
Bows of Agincourt
Rampart Resistance
Doubtless Redoubt
Safeguards
Protective Parapets
Siege Sanctuary
Sitting Bull Shelter
Wardline Walls
Normandy Repellent
Near Refuge
Helm's Deep
Panic Room Point
Vainglorious Gladiator leads the Glories of Glory (based on Rome)
Colour: Red
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Iron Working (and their unique technology 'Glory')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Glory' allows them to:
-Build the 'Castrum'; a small wonder (costs 0) that doubles combat strength against barbarians, increases the chance of military leaders appearing, and allows units to heal in enemy territory.
They can train the following unique units:
-Chasqui Scout (replaces Scout, upgrades to Conquistador)
-Conquistador (replaces Explorer, requires Map Making)
-Jaguar Warrior (replaces Warrior)
-Javelin Thrower (replaces Archer)
-Immortals (replaces Swordsman)
-Berserk (replaces Longbowman)
-Numidian Mercenary (replaces Spearman)
-Swiss Mercenary (replaces Pikeman)
-Musketeer (replaces Musketman)
-Three-Man Chariot (replaces Chariot)
-Mounted Warrior (replaces Horseman)
-War Elephant (replaces Knight)
-Sipahi (replaces Cavalry)
-Panzer (replaces Tank)
-Hwach'a (replaces Cannon)
-Dromon (replaces Galley)
-Carrack (replaces Caravel)
-Man-O-War (replaces Frigate)
-F-15 (replaces Jet Fighter)
City names:
Vanitas Vanitatum
Gloria Mundi
Vae Victis
Circumvallation Major
Legionary
Tao of Deception
Spartacus Prime
Phalanx
False Flag
Echelon
Samurai Swordpoint
Delta Squadron
Army Base
Ambush Overwatch
Kill Zone
The Barracks
Seal Six
Trenches
Blitzkrieg Battlements
Marches
Hammer and Anvil
Drills
Shellshock Settlement
Guerilla Grounds
Contravallation Minor
Commentarii de Bello
The Front
Patrol Point
Sun Tzu
Defeat in Detail
Primitive Barbarian leads the Hordes of Horde (based on the Mongols)
Colour: Black
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Horde')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Fascism
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Horde' allows them to:
-Conscript units
-Mobilise for war
-Build the 'Ancient Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Warrior every 2 turns, obsoletes with Feudalism.
-Build the 'Medieval Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Medieval Infantry every 2 turns, obsoletes with Nationalism. Requires the Ancient Horde and Feudalism.
-Build the 'Industrial Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Rifleman every 2 turns, obsoletes with Rocketry. Requires the Medieval Horde and Nationalism.
-Build the 'Modern Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a TOW Infantry every 2 turns. Requires the Industrial Horde and Rocketry.
City names:
Barbaros
Pitchfork High
Swarmlands
Scorched Earth
Terracotta Army Camp
Pillage Village
Dark Clouds
Lootlands
Great Migration
Ablaze
Human Wave Holdfast
Torches
Riffraff Rabblement
Days Ending
Territorial Imperative
Raid
Ashes Fall
The Ruins
Toppled Thrones
Neo Assyria
Vandalus
Philistaei Fields
Vulgaris
Thuggery Town
Ozymandias
Hoodlum Hideout
Boorish Moorlands
Despoilment
Yoke
Barbary
Knight Errant leads the Cavalry of Cavalcade (based on France)
Colour: Light brown
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Cavalcade')
Traits: Militiaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Cavalcade' allows them to:
-Build the 'Cavalry Command'; a small wonder (costs 10) that increases the size of armies and allows armies to be built without leaders.
They can train the following unique units (note; changes listed are relative to the unit it replaces, e.g. the Keshik doesn't ignore movement through Hills and Mountains, but instead, it is the same as the Knight except for the attributes below):
-War Chariot (replaces Chariot, has 2 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Rider)
-Rider (replaces Horseman, has 3 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Keshik)
-Keshik (replaces Knight, has 5 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Cossack)
-Cossack (replaces Cavalry, has 7 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, costs the same as Cavalry (80; ordinarily a Cossack costs 90), upgrades to Tank)
-Cavalry Army (replaces Army, costs 100 instead of 400)
City list:
Horseback High
Little Ponytown
Cavalry Crossing
Paladin Point
The Charge
Knightrider
Cataphract County
Dragoon Den
Saddle
Cuirassier Commune
Majestic Beast
Cossack Cottage
Lance
Hussar Hamlet
Rough Riding Hood
Chevalier
Stirrup
Carabinier Canton
Jousting
Uhlan Undercity
Chivalry
Keshik Quarters
Gallop Gait
Sipahi Square
Canter
Equine Enclave
Spur
Palfrey Promenade
Riddermark
Pike's End
Swashbuckling Privateer leads the Navigators of Navy (based on England)
Colour: Cyan
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Navy')
Traits: Seafaring
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 4
Build often: Naval Units
Their unique technology 'Navy' allows them to:
-Trade over sea tiles
-Trade over ocean tiles
-Trade maps
-Build the 'Port'; a coastal building (costs 6) that increases food, production, and gold in water.
-Build the 'Arsenal'; a small wonder (costs 0) that allows safe sea travel.
-Build the 'Mead Hall'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces a Berserk every 5 turns, obsoletes with Amphibious War. Requires the Arsenal and Invention.
They can train the Berserk (replaces Longbowman).
They can train the 'Navigator Curragh'; a Curragh that costs 10 (instead of 15), has 3 moves (instead of 2), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Galley'; a Galley that costs 15 (instead of 30), has 4 moves (instead of 3), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Caravel'; a Caravel that costs 20 (instead of 40), has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Galleon'; a Galleon that costs 25 (instead of 50), has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Frigate'; a Frigate that costs 30 (instead of 60), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Privateer'; a Privateer that costs 25 (instead of 50), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Ironclad'; a Ironclad that costs 45 (instead of 90), requires no resources, has 4 moves (instead of 3), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Transport'; a Transport that costs 50 (instead of 100), requires no resources, has 7 moves (instead of 6), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Carrier'; a Carrier that costs 90 (instead of 180), requires no resources, has 8 moves (instead of 7), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Submarine'; a Submarine that costs 50 (instead of 100), requires no resources, has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Nuclear Submarine'; a Nuclear Submarine that costs 70 (instead of 140), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Destroyer'; a Destroyer that costs 60 (instead of 120), requires no resources, has 9 moves (instead of 8), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Battleship'; a Battleship that costs 100 (instead of 200), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Cruiser'; a Cruiser that costs 80 (instead of 160), requires no resources, has 7 moves (instead of 8), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator AEGSIS Cruiser; an AEGIS Cruiser that costs 80 (instead of 160), requires no resources, has 8 moves (instead of 7), and has 1 HP bonus.
City list:
Anchorage
Topmast Tasman
Crow's Nest
Magellan Mainsail
Starboard
Fore Bow
Royal Rudder
Gib da Gama
Hanno's Halyard
Chart and Compass
Sparrow Sheet
Topgallant
Leeward Leif
Jolly Roger Bay
Stern Aft
Baret Boom
Topsail Tide
Spanker
Vespucci's Vessel
Dire Dire Docks
Gaff Gangplank
Staysail
Belaying
Dom Henrique Deadlight
Sextant
Cabot Course
Wet-Dry Lands
Portside Ponce
Deckhands
Galley Gulf
Aeronautica
Top Gun Maverick leads the Aerobats of Aeronautica (based on Japan)
Colour: Teal
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Aeronautica')
Traits: Militiaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 4
Build often: Offensive Land Units, Air Units, Science
Their unique technology 'Aeronautica' allows them to:
-Use precision bombing
-Not see the whole map; this was intended, but refer to the bug I found here.
-Build the 'Airbase'; a cheaper Airport (costs 8 instead of 16) that produces veteran air units and allows air trade, but doesn't cost any maintenance nor cause any pollution.
-Build the 'Aeronautica'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces veteran air units and allows air trade (this exists in order to prevent the Aircraft Command HQ from being built by another civilisation that captured an Aerobat city with an Airbase in it).
-Build the 'Aircraft Command HQ'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces a Paratrooper every 3 turns. Requires the Aeronautica and Flight.
They can train the 'Ornithopter'; an airplane that costs 30, has 4 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Map Making, upgrades to Biplane.
They can train the 'Biplane'; an airplane that costs 50, has 6 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Invention, upgrades to Triplane.
They can train the 'Triplane'; an airplane that costs 80, has 8 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Physics, upgrades to Bomber.
City list:
Aerosmith
Cockpit Central
High Altitude
Avionics
Pilot Point
Fuselage
Thrusters Touchdown
Yaw and Pitch
Mach Fife
Groundspeed
Parachute
Mayday Hayday
Squawk
Roger Reception
Lift Drag Liftoff
Skyward Eyes
Ballooning
Plane Plains
Drones
Blimp Blip
Aerodynamics
Jet Stream
Ejects
Hypersonic Hangar
Zeppelin
Knots Niner
Vector Vortex
Paraglide
Airborne
Kirov Airship
Promiscuous Mother leads the Expendables of The Expanse (based on Russia)
Colour: Green
Starting technologies: Pottery, The Wheel
Traits: Expansionist
Favourite government: Communism
Shunned government: Democracy
Aggression: 4
Build often: Settlers
They can train the 'Expansionist Settler'; a Settler that consumes no population, has 2 moves, and treats all terrain as roads.
City list:
Rocinante
Infinite Sprawl
Frontier City
Borderlands
Fogbuster Borough
Fort CxC
Vassilyev
Destiny Manifest
The Push
Settler's Pride
Expansion Base
Old Wilderness
Unsettlement
Camp Spawn
Kirillov
Farther Outwash
Colonialism Colony
Further Fields
Reaching Grasp
Mother's Pedigree
Human Hive
Fort Multiply
Spreading
Pioneer Point
Far Emigration
Pilgrimage
Trailblazer's Trail
Alien's Legality
Adam and Eve's
Afterbirth
Aggrandising Architect leads the Urbanites of Urbanus (based on the Aztecs)
Colour: Blue
Starting technologies: Pottery, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technology 'Urbanus')
Traits: Agricultural
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Growth
Their unique technology 'Urbanus' allows them to:
-Irrigate without fresh water
-Suffer no disease from flood plains
-Build 'Plumbing'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts an Aqueduct in every city.
-Build 'Healthcare'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts a Hospital in every city.
-Build 'Prenatal Care'; a small wonder (costs 10) that increases a city's population by two when a citizen is born.
City list:
Megalopolis
Skyline City
Milestone Metropolis
Colossal Cityscape
Grand Design
Boomtown
Skyscraper Horizon
Downtown District
Conurbation
Blueprint Borough
Urban Sprawl
Congestion
High-density Highrise
Protractor Plaza
Infra Intercity
T-Square Triangle
Point Prefab
Gentrification Grid
Designscape
Smart City
Transit Township
Sculptor's Settlement
Canvas Cottage
Public Service Point
Zoning Zenith
Pedestrian Plot
Crowded Clustering
Connectivity
Mixed Use Masterplan
Civic Design District
Sweaty Workaholic leads the Industries of Industry (based on Germany)
Colour: Grey
Starting technologies: Masonry, Pottery (and their unique technology 'Industry')
Traits: Industrial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Workers, Production
Their unique technology 'Industry' allows them to:
-Recycle (i.e. sell) buildings to gain a fraction of the original cost back.
-Double the work rate of Workers.
-Build the 'Industry'; a cheaper Smithy (costs 6 instead of 12) that increases production by 25%, increases shields in water, and doesn't cost any maintenance.
-Employ the 'Industrialist'; an Engineer that produces 4 production (instead of 2).
They can train the 'Labourer'; a Worker that consumes no population, has 2 moves, and has 200 worker strength.
City list:
Industrial Revolution
Metalworks
Overtime Origin
Factory Foothold
Hammerhold
Assembly Line
Labourer's Respite
Marble Metropolis
Sickle Settlement
The Foundry
Copper Core
Worker's Workshop
Glowing Iron
Forge's Heart
Cobblestone Community
Smiths and Steel
Farmhand Homestead
Belching Smokestack
Miner's Outpost
The Anvil
Cast Iron Commons
Steamworks Station
Alloy Acres
Production Plant
Tinkertown
Millstone Meadows
Coal Crossing
Blackrock
Toiling
Rust's Rest
Greedy Tycoon leads the Profits of Profiteering (based on the Netherlands)
Colour: Yellow
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Profiteering')
Traits: Commercial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Trade
Their unique technology 'Profiteering' allows them to:
-Build the 'Trading Post'; a cheaper Marketplace (costs 5 instead of 10) that only increases tax output (i.e. it doesn't make citizens happier).
-Build the 'Bourse'; a cheaper Bank (costs 8 instead of 16) that increases tax output. Requires a Trading Post and Banking.
-Build the 'Hedgefund'; a cheaper Stock Exchange (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases tax output. Requires a Bourse and The Corporation.
-Build the 'Brokerage'; a small wonder (costs 0) that increases tax output and allows water and air trade.
-Employ the 'Merchant'; a Tax Collector that produces 4 gold (instead of 2).
City names:
Capital
Great Profit
Trade Point
Far Exports
Economy Growths
Commercialisation
Port Import
The Company
Enterprise Rise
Transactionary
Old Barter
Market Cap
Monopoly
Vesting Investment
Just Business
Contract Front
Bought Borough
Sale and Sold
Exchange
The Stocks
Hedgefund High
Small Letter
Retail Highrise
Vendor Locks
Bargain Burg
Downtown Dealing
Liquidation
Upshop Settlement
Purchase Chase
Handshake Homestead
Fat Cat leads the Wealthy of Wealth (based on America)
Colour: Dark yellow
Starting technologies: Pottery, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Wealth')
Traits: Commercial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Communism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Wealth
Their unique technology 'Wealth' allows them to:
-Build the 'Palace Vault'; a small wonder (costs 0) that can become a tourist attraction, increases the treasury by 5% each turn, increases tax output, yields +1 gold in each gold-producing tile, and pays maintenance for gold-producing buildings (this last effect should be functionally useless).
-Double the effect of Wealth.
They also start with 10.000 gold in their treasury.
City names:
The Commonwealth
Great Hoard
Fortunato
Golden Vault
Piles of Cash
Limitless Reserves
Stacks of Dosh
Abundacity
Interest Compound
Treasury
Rolling Coins
Town of Plenty
Affluence High
Savings
Euro Union
Bullion Bank
Accumulation
Dollarfront
The Buck
Great Pound
Dinero
Plethoraton
Pesos Point
Yen Yuang
Prize
Ampleness
Plenitude
Greenback Fields
Rainy Daylands
Old Sock
Mad Scientist leads the Scholars of Scholarship (based on Korea)
Colour: Light blue
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Writing (and their unique technology 'Scholarship')
Traits: Scientific
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Science
Their unique technology 'Scholarship' allows them to:
-Build the 'School'; a cheaper Library (costs 6 instead of 8) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture.
-Build the 'Academy'; a cheaper University (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture. Requires a School and Education.
-Build the 'Laboratory'; a cheaper Research Lab (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture. Requires an Academy and Computers.
-Build the 'Archive'; a small wonder (costs 0) that unlocks every technology two other civilisations have discovered.
-Employ the 'Scholar'; a Scientist that produces 4 science (instead of 3).
City names:
Fort Science
The Labs
Intelligencia
Locale of Learning
Datapoint
Knowledge Neighbourhood
Wisdommunity
Erudition
Information Overload
Education High
Univercity
Reading
Research Outpost
Observation Station
Understanding
Proficiency
Public School
Theory of Everywhere
The Facts
Hypothesis Foundation
Doctrinal Dwelling
Site Insight
First Principles
Enlightenment's Reach
Instructions
Teaching
Know-how Hamlet
Beakers
The Smarts
Beautiful Brains
Haute Elite leads the Cults of The Culture (based on the Celts)
Colour: Magenta
Starting technologies: Ceremonial Burial, Mysticism (and their unique technology 'Culture')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Communism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Culture
Their unique technology 'Culture' allows them to:
-Sacrifice Workers for culture.
-Build 'Stonehenge'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts a Monument in every city, and doubles the effect of sacrifices.
-Build the 'Monument'; costs 6, produces 6 culture, and doubles the effect of sacrifices.
They can train the 'Cultured Warrior'; a Warrior that can enslave (resulting in a Worker) and upgrades to the Cultured Swordsman.
They can train the 'Cultured Swordsman'; a Swordsman that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Medieval Infantry.
They can train the 'Cultured Chariot'; a Chariot that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Horseman.
They can train the 'Cultured Knight'; a Knight that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Cultured Cavalry.
They can train the 'Cultured Cavalry'; a Cavalry that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Tank.
City list:
Ultimate City
Art Nouveau
The Prestige
Decorum
Heritage High
Creativity
Refined Rituals
Manners
Artist's Annex
Writer's Ward
High Society
Painter's Promenade
Virtuoso
Tourism Thoroughfare
Etiquette
Tradition Tracts
Sing and Song
Musician Main
Sophistication Suburb
Elegance
The Salon
Highbrow Highrise
Haute Couture
Social Norms
Gala Gallery
Elegant Estate
Melody
Gourmet Garden
Palette
Connoisseur's Cafe
Sunny Smiles leads the Content of Contender (based on the Inca)
Colour: Gold
Starting technologies: Ceremonial Burial, Mysticism (and their unique technology 'Contender')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Fascism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Happiness
Their unique technology 'Contender' allows them to:
-Build the 'Shrine'; a great wonder (costs 0) that makes 1 citizen happy in all cities and doubles the happiness of all Temples.
-Build the 'Playground'; costs 6, makes 1 citizen happy, and provides +50% luxury output.
-Build the 'Tournament'; costs 8, makes 1 citizen happy, and reduces war weariness. Requires a Playground and Feudalism.
-Build the 'Parade'; costs 10, makes 1 citizen happy, and reduces war weariness. Requires a Tournament and Nationalism.
-Build the 'Fireworks Show'; costs 12, makes 1 citizen happy, and provides +50% luxury output. Requires a Parade and Rocketry.
-Employ the 'Therapist'; an Entertainer that produces 2 happiness (instead of 1).
City list:
Goodsprings
Euphoria
High Spirits
Joy
Happiness Homestead
Laughterland
Glee
Upbeat Uptown
Bliss
Good Cheer
Merriment Diversion
Boisterous Borough
Elated Ecstasy
Jubilant
Pleasure Parkside
Merriment Midtown
Rejoicement
Wellbeing Wonderland
Mirth Main
Felicity
Positivity Point
Gratitude Glade
Delighted Squeal
Comfort Concord
Fort Fulfillment
Uplift Upland
Optimism Overlook
Zest
Joviality Hilarity
Happy Few
Scrupulous Judge leads the Legates of Legalism (based on Babylon)
Colour: Very light purple
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technology 'Legalism')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Growth, Production, Happiness
Their unique technology 'Legalism' allows them to:
-Build the 'Jail'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Tribunal'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Town Hall'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Magistrate's Court'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Governor's Office'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Employ the 'Lawyer'; a citizen that produces (-)4 corruption.
City list:
Fort Right
The Constitution
Justice Juncture
Objection
The Law
Legislation Lawn
Verdant Verdict
The Court
Jurisprudence
Order Outskirts
Bailiff
The Trial
Witness Ward
Prosecutor Pass
Attorney
The Scales
Defendant District
Governing Grid
Due Process Point
Iustitia
Evidence Enclave
Rights
Civil City
Integrity Inlet
Honest Hearts
Ethics
Rule and Righteousness
Legitimacy
Virtue Vista
Whistleblower Wharf
Archetypal Character leads the Civilians of Civilisation (based on Sumeria)
Colour: Bright purple
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Masonry
Traits: Militaristic, Industrious, Expansionist, Scientific, Religious, Commercial, Agricultural, Seafaring
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Growth, Science, Culture
City list:
Universal City
The Society
Globalisation Grove
Interconnectedness
Plurality Point
Wonders
Multicultural Manifest
Worldwide Walkway
Archetype Apex
Cooperation
Stereotype Summit
Melting Pot
Great Attributes
Mondial Metropolis
Integration
Far Fusion
Cosmopolis
Syncretism Station
Inclusivity
High Heterogenous
Worldliness
Internation
Cross-Cultural Commune
Assimilation Annex
Multifacet
Transcultural Traits
Beyond Borders
Origins
Amassed Qualities
One Distinctiveness
The names of barbarian tribes have been replaced by the civilisations that have been included in any Civilization standard game (i.e. civilisations that only featured in e.g. the Conquests scenarios are not included).
Because this sums up to 66 civilisations, and the game needs exactly 76 names, I did actually go to the Conquests scenarios and handpicked 10 more names:
American
Arabian
Assyrian
Australian
Austrian
Aztec
Babylonian
Brazilian
Bulgarian
Burgundian
Byzantine
Canadian
Carthaginian
Celtic
Chinese
Cree
Danish
Dutch
Egyptian
English
Ethiopian
French
Gallic
Georgian
German
Gothic
Gran Columbian
Greek
Hittite
Holy Roman
Hungarian
Hunnic
Incan
Indian
Indonesian
Iroquois
Japanese
Khmer
Kongolese
Korean
Macedonian
Malian
Maori
Mapuche
Mayan
Medean
Moche
Mongolian
Moroccan
Mycenaean
Napolitan
Native American
Norwegian
Nubian
Olmec
Ottoman
Persian
Phoenician
Polish
Polynesian
Portuguese
Prussian
Roman
Russian
Scottish
Scythian
Sioux
Songhai
Spanish
Sumerian
Swedish
Toltec
Venetian
Vietnamese
Viking
Zulu
So... Have fun! Or not! I haven't actually played a single game with this by myself, although I did watch some AI testruns to do some balancing and see if the AI is functioning well (and yes, they are, and each game had different winners, so that is nice!). But there could easily be bugs, so, you have bene warned!
If this thread needs to go somewhere else (is it a scenario, is it a mod?), or if releasing a mod like this is not allowed somehow, by all means, feel free to do whatever you want.
First of all, I use the Flintlock Patch, mostly with the default options (i.e. AI knows how to use artillery and armies, certain bugs have been fixed, et cetera), with the following changes:
-Cultural borders are impassable without Right of Passage (like in Civilization IV).
-Paradrops do not consume any moves.
-Max AI naval escorts is 2 (instead of 3, i.e. transport ships with units inside are escorted by a maximum of 2 non-transport ships).
-All civilisation-specific wonders (see below) have a perfume of 999 to make the AI build them as soon as possible.
I also believe it is the Flintlock Patch that allows small wonders to produce units, so without this patch, certain small wonders below won't work.
I attached the Flintlock Patch's config file to this post.
Because I based this mod on my own (custom, modded) basegame, there are a variety of generic changes. All of these involve code; I have not made nor downloaded any custom art or made any Civlopedia entries. I am not 100% sure if I have remembered/found/listed all of the changes here, but:
Spoiler General :
General:
-Minimum research time is 6 turns (instead of 4).
-Maximum research time is 75 turns (instead of 50).
-Advanced barbarian unit is Swordsman (instead of Horseman).
-Volcano eruption period is set to 100000 (i.e. the average volcano will erupt once in a 100.000 year timeframe, i.e. this mostly disables volcanoes).
-Clearing damage (e.g. nuclear radiation or lava) takes 12 turns (instead of 24).
-Jungle yields 2 food (instead of 1).
-The difficulty level 'Monarch' has a cost factor of 10 (instead of 9), a percentage of optimal cities of 100% (was 85%), and AIs start with 2 offensive units (instead of 1) and 1 Worker (instead of 0).
Spoiler Units :
Units:
-Settler costs 1 population.
-Worker can be sacrificed for culture (assuming one has researched a technology that enables this - and this is only available to The Culture in this mod).
-Scout has 1 defence (instead of 0).
-Explorer has 2 defence (instead of 0).
-Medieval Infantry upgrades to Rifleman.
-Marine has 2 moves (instead of 1) and can blitz.
-Paratrooper has 9 attack (instead of 4), 2 moves (instead of 1), and treats all terrain as roads.
-Modern Paratrooper has 11 attack (instead of 6), 2 moves (instead of 1), and treats all terrain as roads.
-Cavalry upgrades to Tank.
-Curragh has 1 transport capacity (instead of 0).
-Galley has 2 attack (instead of 1), 2 defence (instead of 1), and 4 transport capacity (instead of 2).
-Caravel has 3 attack (instead of 1), 3 defence (instead of 2), and 6 transport capacity (instead of 3).
-Galleon has 3 attack (instead of 1), 4 defence (instead of 2), and 8 transport capacity (instead of 4).
-Frigate has 5 attack (instead of 2), 5 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to Destroyer.
-Privateer has 5 attack (instead of 2), 4 defence (instead of 1), and upgrades to Submarine.
-Ironclad has 7 attack (instead of 5), and 7 defence (instead of 6).
-Transport has 5 attack (instead of 1), 7 defence (instead of 2), and 12 transport capacity (instead of 6).
-Carrier has 7 attack (instead of 1) and 10 defence (instead of 8).
-Submarine has 10 attack (instead of 8) and 7 defence (instead of 4).
-Nuclear Submarine has 10 attack (instead of 8) and 7 defence (instead of 4).
-Destroyer has 12 attack (unchanged) and 10 defence (instead of 8).
-Battleship has 18 attack (unchanged) and 14 defence (instead of 12).
-Cruiser has 16 attack (instead of 15) and 12 defence (instead of 10).
-AEGIS Cruiser has 16 attack (instead of 15) and 12 defence (instead of 10).
-Jet Fighter upgrades to Stealth Fighter.
-Bomber upgrades to Stealth Bomber.
-Leader can be airlifted.
-Army can be airlifted.
Spoiler Unique units :
Unique units:
-Conquistador upgrades to Guerilla.
-Jaguar Warrior upgrades to Immortals.
-Numidian Mercenary upgrades to Swiss Mercenary.
-Immortals upgrades to Rifleman.
-Gallic Swordsman upgrades to Medieval Infantry (irrelevant; Gallic Swordsman isn't used).
-Legionary upgrades to Rifleman (irrelevant; Legionary isn't used).
-Berserk upgrades to Marine.
-Three-Man Chariot upgrades to Mounted Warrior.
-Mounted Warrior upgrades to War Elephant.
-Rider upgrades to Keshik.
-Ansar Warrior upgrades to Cavalry (irrelevant; Ansar Warrior isn't used).
-Samurai upgrades to Cavalry (irrelevant; Samurai isn't used).
-War Elephant upgrades to Sipahi.
-Keshik upgrades to Cossack.
-Sipahi upgrades to Panzer.
-Cossack upgrades to Tank.
-Dromon has 3 attack (instead of 2), 2 defence (instead of 1), 4 transport capacity (instead of 2), and upgrades to Carrack.
-Carrack has 3 attack (instead of 2), 4 defence (instead of 2), 5 moves (instead of 4), and 6 transport capacity (instead of 3).
-Man-O-War has 6 attack (instead of 4), 6 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to Destroyer.
-F-15 upgrades to Stealth Fighter.
Spoiler Buildings :
Buildings:
-Marketplace, Bank, Stock Exchange, Walls, Coastal Fortress, Commercial Dock do not cost any maintenance.
-Harbour increases gold in water (instead of food - and allows water trade and produces veteran sea units).
-Library provides 1 culture (instead of 3 - and provides +50% research output).
-Courthouse provides +50% luxury output and resistance to propaganda (and reduces corruption).
-Colosseum provides 3 culture (instead of 2 - and makes 2 citizens happy).
-Cathedral provides 4 culture (instead of 3 - and makes 3 citizens happy).
-University provides 2 culture (instead of 4 - and provides +50% research output).
-Police Station provides resistance against propaganda (and reduces corruption and war weariness).
Spoiler New buildings :
New buildings:
-Lighthouse can be built upon the discovery of Writing; costs 6 (cheaper for Seafaring) and 1 maintenance, increases food in water.
-Smithy can be built upon the discovery of Iron Working; costs 12 (cheaper for Industrious) and 1 maintenance, increases production by 25%.
-Newspaper Office can be built upon the discovery of Printing Press; costs 16 and 2 maintenance, provides 3 culture, +50% luxury output, resistance to propaganda, reduces corruption, and reduces war weariness.
-Levee can be built upon the discovery of Chemistry; costs 12 (cheaper for Industrious and Seafaring) and 2 maintenance, increases shields in water.
Spoiler Wonders :
Wonders:
-All wonders that provide buildings, provide buildings in every city (instead of every city on the continent).
-Only The Statue of Zeus and the Knights Templar obsolete.
-The Great Library puts a Library in every city (instead of unlocking every technology two other civilisations have discovered).
-The Great Wall puts a Barracks in every city (instead of Walls, so as to avoid the wall-bombardment-glitch - also provides double combat strength versus barbarians).
-Sun Tzu's Art of War puts a Courthouse in every city and allows armies to be built without leaders.
-The Internet unlocks every technology two other civilisations have discovered (and puts a Research Lab in every city).
-Forbidden Palace yields +1 gold in each gold-producing tile (and reduces corruption).
-Intelligence Agency costs 10 (instead of 40) and requires Monarchy (instead of Espionage).
-Secret Police HQ increases production by 25% (and reduces corruption).
Spoiler New wonders :
New wonders:
-Latifundium can be built upon the discovery of Horseback Riding; costs 20 and produces a Worker every 5 turns, obsoletes with Education.
Spoiler Technologies :
Technologies:
-Ancient era technologies cannot be traded.
Spoiler Specialists :
Specialists:
-Tax Collectors require Pottery and generate 2 gold.
-Scientists require Alphabet and generate 3 research.
-Police require Warrior Code and generate 1 gold and 1 production.
-Civil Engineers are renamed to Engineers, require Masonry, and generate 2 production.
Then, for this mod; 'Wrath of the AI' (again, inspired by and named after the story linked above).
First of all, I am aware that it is possible for civilisations to capture cities of other civilisations and thereby gain access to and/or build new civilisation-specific buildings. I consider this to be better than giving every building +1 culture, and I am not aware of another alternative.
Secondly - there are eighteen leaders and civilisations:
Anthropoid Meat, ruler of the Humans of Humanity
Embellished Negotiator, ruler of the Diplomats of Diplomacy
Stubborn Shieldmaiden, ruler of the Bulwarks of Bulwark
Vainglorious Gladiator, ruler of of the Glories of Glory
Primitive Barbarian, ruler of the Hordes of Horde
Knight Errant, ruler of the Cavalry of Cavalcade
Swashbuckling Privateer, ruler of the Navigators of Navy
Top Gun Maverick, ruler of the Aerobats of Aeronautica
Promiscuous Mother, ruler of the Expendables of The Expanse
Aggrandising Architect, ruler of the Urbanites of Urbanus
Sweaty Workaholic, ruler of the Industries of Industry
Greedy Tycoon, ruler of the Profits of Profiteering
Fat Cat, ruler of the Wealthy of Wealth
Mad Scientist, ruler of the Scholars of Scholarship
Haute Elite, ruler of the Cults of The Culture
Sunny Smiles, ruler of the Content of Contender
Scrupulous Judge, ruler of the Legates of Legalism
Archetypal Character, ruler of the Civilians of Civilisation
Each civilisation is unique, as described below.
Note that I did not change any military/scientific leaders, culture groups, leader graphics, city graphics, or any other kind of graphics/art. For this, refer to the '(based on xxx)' text.
Spoiler Humanity :
Anthropoid Meat, ruler of the Humans of Humanity (based on the Zulu)
Colour: Dark red
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Pottery
Traits: /
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Anarchy
Aggression: 3
Build often: Offensive Land Units, Settlers, Workers
They are human.
City names:
Humanity Front
Organic Intelligence
Biology Central
Nature's Finest
Organismo
The Player
Flesh and Bone
Humankind
Evolutionary
Homo Genus
Meatsack Metropolis
Anthropocene
Sapiens
Prefrontal Cortex
Hominoidea
Lucy
Australopithecus
Opposable Thumb
Fort Erectus
Heidelbergensis
High Hairlessness
Bipedal Borough
Neolithic Revolution
Lesser Chromosome
Ode to Life
Neander Valley
Transhuman Manifest
Genome
Purity First
Primate Point
Spoiler Diplomacy :
Embellished Negotiator leads the Diplomats of Diplomacy (based on India)
Colour: Pink
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technologies 'Diplomacy' and 'Diplomatic Republic')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Diplomatic Republic
Shunned government: Anarchy
Aggression: 2
Build often: Workers, Trade
Their unique technology 'Diplomacy' allows them to:
-Use all diplomacy options.
-Use the 'Diplomatic Despotism' government; a Despotism wherein Diplomats are elite, Spies are elite, citizens in captured cities will resist 10% shorter (20% if the target was in Anarchy), and propaganda missions have a +25% chance of succeeding (+50% if the target is in Anarchy).
-Build the 'Embassy'; a small wonder (costs 0) that enables spy missions.
Their unique technology 'Diplomatic Republic' (which requires The Republic and Diplomacy, and is thus researched for free once The Republic is researched) allows them to:
-Use the 'Diplomatic Republic' government; a Republic wherein Diplomats are elite, Spies are elite, citizens in captured cities will resist 10% shorter (20% if the target was in Anarchy), and propaganda missions have a +25% chance of succeeding (+50% if the target is in Anarchy).
They start the game as a Diplomatic Despotism (instead of Despotism).
They start the game with embassies.
City names:
Grand Consensus
First Compromise
Debate's Seat
Parley
Concilliator Commune
Arbitrage
Mediator Meadows
Savvy Settlement
Interdiction
Forktongue Falls
Haggle
White Lies Whereabouts
Concessions
The Terms
Buried Hatchet
Common Grounds
Agreement Annex
Tit-Tat Town
Accord
Charisma High
Treaty
Hammered Deal
Makepeace
Horse-Trade Homestead
Guile
Accommodation
Plots and Schemes
Close
Arrangement
Smooth Suave Sly
Spoiler Bulwark :
Stubborn Shieldmaiden leads the Bulwarks of Bulwark (based on Byzantines)
Colour: Royal purple
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Bulwark')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Democracy
Aggression: 3
Build often: Defensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Bulwark' allows them to:
-Build the 'Bulwark'; a small wonder (costs 0) that doubles city defenses, decreases the success of missile attacks by 75%, and functions as a stealth attack barrier.
They can train the 'Bulwark Spearman'; a Spearman that costs 10 (instead of 20), has 4 defence (instead of 2), and upgrades to the Bulwark Pikeman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Pikeman'; a Pikeman that costs 10 (instead of 20), has 5 defence (instead of 3), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Bulwark Musketman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Musketman'; a Musketman that costs 30 (instead of 60), has 6 defence (instead of 4), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Bulwark Rifleman.
They can train the 'Bulwark Rifleman'; a Rifleman that costs 40 (instead of 80), has 8 defence (instead of 6), and upgrades to the Bulwark Infantry.
They can train the 'Bulwark Infantry'; an Infantry that costs 45 (instead of 90), has 12 defence (instead of 10), and upgrades to the Bulwark Mech Infantry.
They can train the 'Bulwark Mech Infantry'; a Mech Infantry that costs 55 (instead of 110), has 20 defence (instead of 18), and requires no resources.
City names:
The City
Last Stand
Aegis
The Citadel
Bastion
Fortification Fastness
Molon Labe
Bastille
The Palisades
Castle Cover
Embankment
Shieldwall Stronghold
Las Barricadas
Strong Stockade
Gandalf's Pass
Hold
The Line
Fortress Unflinch
Bows of Agincourt
Rampart Resistance
Doubtless Redoubt
Safeguards
Protective Parapets
Siege Sanctuary
Sitting Bull Shelter
Wardline Walls
Normandy Repellent
Near Refuge
Helm's Deep
Panic Room Point
Spoiler Glory :
Vainglorious Gladiator leads the Glories of Glory (based on Rome)
Colour: Red
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Iron Working (and their unique technology 'Glory')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Glory' allows them to:
-Build the 'Castrum'; a small wonder (costs 0) that doubles combat strength against barbarians, increases the chance of military leaders appearing, and allows units to heal in enemy territory.
They can train the following unique units:
-Chasqui Scout (replaces Scout, upgrades to Conquistador)
-Conquistador (replaces Explorer, requires Map Making)
-Jaguar Warrior (replaces Warrior)
-Javelin Thrower (replaces Archer)
-Immortals (replaces Swordsman)
-Berserk (replaces Longbowman)
-Numidian Mercenary (replaces Spearman)
-Swiss Mercenary (replaces Pikeman)
-Musketeer (replaces Musketman)
-Three-Man Chariot (replaces Chariot)
-Mounted Warrior (replaces Horseman)
-War Elephant (replaces Knight)
-Sipahi (replaces Cavalry)
-Panzer (replaces Tank)
-Hwach'a (replaces Cannon)
-Dromon (replaces Galley)
-Carrack (replaces Caravel)
-Man-O-War (replaces Frigate)
-F-15 (replaces Jet Fighter)
City names:
Vanitas Vanitatum
Gloria Mundi
Vae Victis
Circumvallation Major
Legionary
Tao of Deception
Spartacus Prime
Phalanx
False Flag
Echelon
Samurai Swordpoint
Delta Squadron
Army Base
Ambush Overwatch
Kill Zone
The Barracks
Seal Six
Trenches
Blitzkrieg Battlements
Marches
Hammer and Anvil
Drills
Shellshock Settlement
Guerilla Grounds
Contravallation Minor
Commentarii de Bello
The Front
Patrol Point
Sun Tzu
Defeat in Detail
Spoiler Horde :
Primitive Barbarian leads the Hordes of Horde (based on the Mongols)
Colour: Black
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Horde')
Traits: Militaristic
Favourite government: Fascism
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Horde' allows them to:
-Conscript units
-Mobilise for war
-Build the 'Ancient Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Warrior every 2 turns, obsoletes with Feudalism.
-Build the 'Medieval Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Medieval Infantry every 2 turns, obsoletes with Nationalism. Requires the Ancient Horde and Feudalism.
-Build the 'Industrial Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a Rifleman every 2 turns, obsoletes with Rocketry. Requires the Medieval Horde and Nationalism.
-Build the 'Modern Horde'; a small wonder (costs 0) that halves unit upgrade costs and produces a TOW Infantry every 2 turns. Requires the Industrial Horde and Rocketry.
City names:
Barbaros
Pitchfork High
Swarmlands
Scorched Earth
Terracotta Army Camp
Pillage Village
Dark Clouds
Lootlands
Great Migration
Ablaze
Human Wave Holdfast
Torches
Riffraff Rabblement
Days Ending
Territorial Imperative
Raid
Ashes Fall
The Ruins
Toppled Thrones
Neo Assyria
Vandalus
Philistaei Fields
Vulgaris
Thuggery Town
Ozymandias
Hoodlum Hideout
Boorish Moorlands
Despoilment
Yoke
Barbary
Spoiler Cavalcade :
Knight Errant leads the Cavalry of Cavalcade (based on France)
Colour: Light brown
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Cavalcade')
Traits: Militiaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 5
Build often: Offensive Land Units
Their unique technology 'Cavalcade' allows them to:
-Build the 'Cavalry Command'; a small wonder (costs 10) that increases the size of armies and allows armies to be built without leaders.
They can train the following unique units (note; changes listed are relative to the unit it replaces, e.g. the Keshik doesn't ignore movement through Hills and Mountains, but instead, it is the same as the Knight except for the attributes below):
-War Chariot (replaces Chariot, has 2 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Rider)
-Rider (replaces Horseman, has 3 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Keshik)
-Keshik (replaces Knight, has 5 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, upgrades to Cossack)
-Cossack (replaces Cavalry, has 7 attack strength, 3 moves, can blitz, requires no resources, costs the same as Cavalry (80; ordinarily a Cossack costs 90), upgrades to Tank)
-Cavalry Army (replaces Army, costs 100 instead of 400)
City list:
Horseback High
Little Ponytown
Cavalry Crossing
Paladin Point
The Charge
Knightrider
Cataphract County
Dragoon Den
Saddle
Cuirassier Commune
Majestic Beast
Cossack Cottage
Lance
Hussar Hamlet
Rough Riding Hood
Chevalier
Stirrup
Carabinier Canton
Jousting
Uhlan Undercity
Chivalry
Keshik Quarters
Gallop Gait
Sipahi Square
Canter
Equine Enclave
Spur
Palfrey Promenade
Riddermark
Pike's End
Spoiler Navy :
Swashbuckling Privateer leads the Navigators of Navy (based on England)
Colour: Cyan
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Navy')
Traits: Seafaring
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 4
Build often: Naval Units
Their unique technology 'Navy' allows them to:
-Trade over sea tiles
-Trade over ocean tiles
-Trade maps
-Build the 'Port'; a coastal building (costs 6) that increases food, production, and gold in water.
-Build the 'Arsenal'; a small wonder (costs 0) that allows safe sea travel.
-Build the 'Mead Hall'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces a Berserk every 5 turns, obsoletes with Amphibious War. Requires the Arsenal and Invention.
They can train the Berserk (replaces Longbowman).
They can train the 'Navigator Curragh'; a Curragh that costs 10 (instead of 15), has 3 moves (instead of 2), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Galley'; a Galley that costs 15 (instead of 30), has 4 moves (instead of 3), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Caravel'; a Caravel that costs 20 (instead of 40), has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Galleon'; a Galleon that costs 25 (instead of 50), has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Frigate'; a Frigate that costs 30 (instead of 60), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Privateer'; a Privateer that costs 25 (instead of 50), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Ironclad'; a Ironclad that costs 45 (instead of 90), requires no resources, has 4 moves (instead of 3), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Transport'; a Transport that costs 50 (instead of 100), requires no resources, has 7 moves (instead of 6), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Carrier'; a Carrier that costs 90 (instead of 180), requires no resources, has 8 moves (instead of 7), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Submarine'; a Submarine that costs 50 (instead of 100), requires no resources, has 5 moves (instead of 4), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Nuclear Submarine'; a Nuclear Submarine that costs 70 (instead of 140), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Destroyer'; a Destroyer that costs 60 (instead of 120), requires no resources, has 9 moves (instead of 8), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Battleship'; a Battleship that costs 100 (instead of 200), requires no resources, has 6 moves (instead of 5), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator Cruiser'; a Cruiser that costs 80 (instead of 160), requires no resources, has 7 moves (instead of 8), and has 1 HP bonus.
They can train the 'Navigator AEGSIS Cruiser; an AEGIS Cruiser that costs 80 (instead of 160), requires no resources, has 8 moves (instead of 7), and has 1 HP bonus.
City list:
Anchorage
Topmast Tasman
Crow's Nest
Magellan Mainsail
Starboard
Fore Bow
Royal Rudder
Gib da Gama
Hanno's Halyard
Chart and Compass
Sparrow Sheet
Topgallant
Leeward Leif
Jolly Roger Bay
Stern Aft
Baret Boom
Topsail Tide
Spanker
Vespucci's Vessel
Dire Dire Docks
Gaff Gangplank
Staysail
Belaying
Dom Henrique Deadlight
Sextant
Cabot Course
Wet-Dry Lands
Portside Ponce
Deckhands
Galley Gulf
Spoiler Aeronautica :
Aeronautica
Top Gun Maverick leads the Aerobats of Aeronautica (based on Japan)
Colour: Teal
Starting technologies: The Wheel, Warrior Code (and their unique technology 'Aeronautica')
Traits: Militiaristic
Favourite government: Monarchy
Shunned government: Republic
Aggression: 4
Build often: Offensive Land Units, Air Units, Science
Their unique technology 'Aeronautica' allows them to:
-Use precision bombing
-Not see the whole map; this was intended, but refer to the bug I found here.
-Build the 'Airbase'; a cheaper Airport (costs 8 instead of 16) that produces veteran air units and allows air trade, but doesn't cost any maintenance nor cause any pollution.
-Build the 'Aeronautica'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces veteran air units and allows air trade (this exists in order to prevent the Aircraft Command HQ from being built by another civilisation that captured an Aerobat city with an Airbase in it).
-Build the 'Aircraft Command HQ'; a small wonder (costs 0) that produces a Paratrooper every 3 turns. Requires the Aeronautica and Flight.
They can train the 'Ornithopter'; an airplane that costs 30, has 4 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Map Making, upgrades to Biplane.
They can train the 'Biplane'; an airplane that costs 50, has 6 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Invention, upgrades to Triplane.
They can train the 'Triplane'; an airplane that costs 80, has 8 bombard strength, 3 rate of fire, 10 operational range, doesn't have lethal land nor sea bombardment, requires Physics, upgrades to Bomber.
City list:
Aerosmith
Cockpit Central
High Altitude
Avionics
Pilot Point
Fuselage
Thrusters Touchdown
Yaw and Pitch
Mach Fife
Groundspeed
Parachute
Mayday Hayday
Squawk
Roger Reception
Lift Drag Liftoff
Skyward Eyes
Ballooning
Plane Plains
Drones
Blimp Blip
Aerodynamics
Jet Stream
Ejects
Hypersonic Hangar
Zeppelin
Knots Niner
Vector Vortex
Paraglide
Airborne
Kirov Airship
Spoiler The Expanse :
Promiscuous Mother leads the Expendables of The Expanse (based on Russia)
Colour: Green
Starting technologies: Pottery, The Wheel
Traits: Expansionist
Favourite government: Communism
Shunned government: Democracy
Aggression: 4
Build often: Settlers
They can train the 'Expansionist Settler'; a Settler that consumes no population, has 2 moves, and treats all terrain as roads.
City list:
Rocinante
Infinite Sprawl
Frontier City
Borderlands
Fogbuster Borough
Fort CxC
Vassilyev
Destiny Manifest
The Push
Settler's Pride
Expansion Base
Old Wilderness
Unsettlement
Camp Spawn
Kirillov
Farther Outwash
Colonialism Colony
Further Fields
Reaching Grasp
Mother's Pedigree
Human Hive
Fort Multiply
Spreading
Pioneer Point
Far Emigration
Pilgrimage
Trailblazer's Trail
Alien's Legality
Adam and Eve's
Afterbirth
Spoiler Urbanus :
Aggrandising Architect leads the Urbanites of Urbanus (based on the Aztecs)
Colour: Blue
Starting technologies: Pottery, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technology 'Urbanus')
Traits: Agricultural
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Growth
Their unique technology 'Urbanus' allows them to:
-Irrigate without fresh water
-Suffer no disease from flood plains
-Build 'Plumbing'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts an Aqueduct in every city.
-Build 'Healthcare'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts a Hospital in every city.
-Build 'Prenatal Care'; a small wonder (costs 10) that increases a city's population by two when a citizen is born.
City list:
Megalopolis
Skyline City
Milestone Metropolis
Colossal Cityscape
Grand Design
Boomtown
Skyscraper Horizon
Downtown District
Conurbation
Blueprint Borough
Urban Sprawl
Congestion
High-density Highrise
Protractor Plaza
Infra Intercity
T-Square Triangle
Point Prefab
Gentrification Grid
Designscape
Smart City
Transit Township
Sculptor's Settlement
Canvas Cottage
Public Service Point
Zoning Zenith
Pedestrian Plot
Crowded Clustering
Connectivity
Mixed Use Masterplan
Civic Design District
Spoiler Industry :
Sweaty Workaholic leads the Industries of Industry (based on Germany)
Colour: Grey
Starting technologies: Masonry, Pottery (and their unique technology 'Industry')
Traits: Industrial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Workers, Production
Their unique technology 'Industry' allows them to:
-Recycle (i.e. sell) buildings to gain a fraction of the original cost back.
-Double the work rate of Workers.
-Build the 'Industry'; a cheaper Smithy (costs 6 instead of 12) that increases production by 25%, increases shields in water, and doesn't cost any maintenance.
-Employ the 'Industrialist'; an Engineer that produces 4 production (instead of 2).
They can train the 'Labourer'; a Worker that consumes no population, has 2 moves, and has 200 worker strength.
City list:
Industrial Revolution
Metalworks
Overtime Origin
Factory Foothold
Hammerhold
Assembly Line
Labourer's Respite
Marble Metropolis
Sickle Settlement
The Foundry
Copper Core
Worker's Workshop
Glowing Iron
Forge's Heart
Cobblestone Community
Smiths and Steel
Farmhand Homestead
Belching Smokestack
Miner's Outpost
The Anvil
Cast Iron Commons
Steamworks Station
Alloy Acres
Production Plant
Tinkertown
Millstone Meadows
Coal Crossing
Blackrock
Toiling
Rust's Rest
Spoiler Profiteering :
Greedy Tycoon leads the Profits of Profiteering (based on the Netherlands)
Colour: Yellow
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Profiteering')
Traits: Commercial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Trade
Their unique technology 'Profiteering' allows them to:
-Build the 'Trading Post'; a cheaper Marketplace (costs 5 instead of 10) that only increases tax output (i.e. it doesn't make citizens happier).
-Build the 'Bourse'; a cheaper Bank (costs 8 instead of 16) that increases tax output. Requires a Trading Post and Banking.
-Build the 'Hedgefund'; a cheaper Stock Exchange (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases tax output. Requires a Bourse and The Corporation.
-Build the 'Brokerage'; a small wonder (costs 0) that increases tax output and allows water and air trade.
-Employ the 'Merchant'; a Tax Collector that produces 4 gold (instead of 2).
City names:
Capital
Great Profit
Trade Point
Far Exports
Economy Growths
Commercialisation
Port Import
The Company
Enterprise Rise
Transactionary
Old Barter
Market Cap
Monopoly
Vesting Investment
Just Business
Contract Front
Bought Borough
Sale and Sold
Exchange
The Stocks
Hedgefund High
Small Letter
Retail Highrise
Vendor Locks
Bargain Burg
Downtown Dealing
Liquidation
Upshop Settlement
Purchase Chase
Handshake Homestead
Spoiler Wealth :
Fat Cat leads the Wealthy of Wealth (based on America)
Colour: Dark yellow
Starting technologies: Pottery, Masonry (and their unique technology 'Wealth')
Traits: Commercial
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Communism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Wealth
Their unique technology 'Wealth' allows them to:
-Build the 'Palace Vault'; a small wonder (costs 0) that can become a tourist attraction, increases the treasury by 5% each turn, increases tax output, yields +1 gold in each gold-producing tile, and pays maintenance for gold-producing buildings (this last effect should be functionally useless).
-Double the effect of Wealth.
They also start with 10.000 gold in their treasury.
City names:
The Commonwealth
Great Hoard
Fortunato
Golden Vault
Piles of Cash
Limitless Reserves
Stacks of Dosh
Abundacity
Interest Compound
Treasury
Rolling Coins
Town of Plenty
Affluence High
Savings
Euro Union
Bullion Bank
Accumulation
Dollarfront
The Buck
Great Pound
Dinero
Plethoraton
Pesos Point
Yen Yuang
Prize
Ampleness
Plenitude
Greenback Fields
Rainy Daylands
Old Sock
Spoiler Scholarship :
Mad Scientist leads the Scholars of Scholarship (based on Korea)
Colour: Light blue
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Writing (and their unique technology 'Scholarship')
Traits: Scientific
Favourite government: Republic
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Science
Their unique technology 'Scholarship' allows them to:
-Build the 'School'; a cheaper Library (costs 6 instead of 8) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture.
-Build the 'Academy'; a cheaper University (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture. Requires a School and Education.
-Build the 'Laboratory'; a cheaper Research Lab (costs 10 instead of 20) that increases research output, doesn't cost any maintenance, but also doesn't provide any culture. Requires an Academy and Computers.
-Build the 'Archive'; a small wonder (costs 0) that unlocks every technology two other civilisations have discovered.
-Employ the 'Scholar'; a Scientist that produces 4 science (instead of 3).
City names:
Fort Science
The Labs
Intelligencia
Locale of Learning
Datapoint
Knowledge Neighbourhood
Wisdommunity
Erudition
Information Overload
Education High
Univercity
Reading
Research Outpost
Observation Station
Understanding
Proficiency
Public School
Theory of Everywhere
The Facts
Hypothesis Foundation
Doctrinal Dwelling
Site Insight
First Principles
Enlightenment's Reach
Instructions
Teaching
Know-how Hamlet
Beakers
The Smarts
Beautiful Brains
Spoiler The Culture :
Haute Elite leads the Cults of The Culture (based on the Celts)
Colour: Magenta
Starting technologies: Ceremonial Burial, Mysticism (and their unique technology 'Culture')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Communism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Culture
Their unique technology 'Culture' allows them to:
-Sacrifice Workers for culture.
-Build 'Stonehenge'; a great wonder (costs 0) that puts a Monument in every city, and doubles the effect of sacrifices.
-Build the 'Monument'; costs 6, produces 6 culture, and doubles the effect of sacrifices.
They can train the 'Cultured Warrior'; a Warrior that can enslave (resulting in a Worker) and upgrades to the Cultured Swordsman.
They can train the 'Cultured Swordsman'; a Swordsman that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Medieval Infantry.
They can train the 'Cultured Chariot'; a Chariot that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Horseman.
They can train the 'Cultured Knight'; a Knight that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Cultured Cavalry.
They can train the 'Cultured Cavalry'; a Cavalry that can enslave (resulting in a Worker), requires no resources, and upgrades to the Tank.
City list:
Ultimate City
Art Nouveau
The Prestige
Decorum
Heritage High
Creativity
Refined Rituals
Manners
Artist's Annex
Writer's Ward
High Society
Painter's Promenade
Virtuoso
Tourism Thoroughfare
Etiquette
Tradition Tracts
Sing and Song
Musician Main
Sophistication Suburb
Elegance
The Salon
Highbrow Highrise
Haute Couture
Social Norms
Gala Gallery
Elegant Estate
Melody
Gourmet Garden
Palette
Connoisseur's Cafe
Spoiler Contender :
Sunny Smiles leads the Content of Contender (based on the Inca)
Colour: Gold
Starting technologies: Ceremonial Burial, Mysticism (and their unique technology 'Contender')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Fascism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Happiness
Their unique technology 'Contender' allows them to:
-Build the 'Shrine'; a great wonder (costs 0) that makes 1 citizen happy in all cities and doubles the happiness of all Temples.
-Build the 'Playground'; costs 6, makes 1 citizen happy, and provides +50% luxury output.
-Build the 'Tournament'; costs 8, makes 1 citizen happy, and reduces war weariness. Requires a Playground and Feudalism.
-Build the 'Parade'; costs 10, makes 1 citizen happy, and reduces war weariness. Requires a Tournament and Nationalism.
-Build the 'Fireworks Show'; costs 12, makes 1 citizen happy, and provides +50% luxury output. Requires a Parade and Rocketry.
-Employ the 'Therapist'; an Entertainer that produces 2 happiness (instead of 1).
City list:
Goodsprings
Euphoria
High Spirits
Joy
Happiness Homestead
Laughterland
Glee
Upbeat Uptown
Bliss
Good Cheer
Merriment Diversion
Boisterous Borough
Elated Ecstasy
Jubilant
Pleasure Parkside
Merriment Midtown
Rejoicement
Wellbeing Wonderland
Mirth Main
Felicity
Positivity Point
Gratitude Glade
Delighted Squeal
Comfort Concord
Fort Fulfillment
Uplift Upland
Optimism Overlook
Zest
Joviality Hilarity
Happy Few
Spoiler Legalism :
Scrupulous Judge leads the Legates of Legalism (based on Babylon)
Colour: Very light purple
Starting technologies: Alphabet, Ceremonial Burial (and their unique technology 'Legalism')
Traits: Religious
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Despotism
Aggression: 2
Build often: Growth, Production, Happiness
Their unique technology 'Legalism' allows them to:
-Build the 'Jail'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Tribunal'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Town Hall'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Magistrate's Court'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Build the 'Governor's Office'; costs 1, reduces corruption.
-Employ the 'Lawyer'; a citizen that produces (-)4 corruption.
City list:
Fort Right
The Constitution
Justice Juncture
Objection
The Law
Legislation Lawn
Verdant Verdict
The Court
Jurisprudence
Order Outskirts
Bailiff
The Trial
Witness Ward
Prosecutor Pass
Attorney
The Scales
Defendant District
Governing Grid
Due Process Point
Iustitia
Evidence Enclave
Rights
Civil City
Integrity Inlet
Honest Hearts
Ethics
Rule and Righteousness
Legitimacy
Virtue Vista
Whistleblower Wharf
Spoiler Civilisation :
Archetypal Character leads the Civilians of Civilisation (based on Sumeria)
Colour: Bright purple
Starting technologies: Bronze Working, Masonry
Traits: Militaristic, Industrious, Expansionist, Scientific, Religious, Commercial, Agricultural, Seafaring
Favourite government: Democracy
Shunned government: Feudalism
Aggression: 3
Build often: Growth, Science, Culture
City list:
Universal City
The Society
Globalisation Grove
Interconnectedness
Plurality Point
Wonders
Multicultural Manifest
Worldwide Walkway
Archetype Apex
Cooperation
Stereotype Summit
Melting Pot
Great Attributes
Mondial Metropolis
Integration
Far Fusion
Cosmopolis
Syncretism Station
Inclusivity
High Heterogenous
Worldliness
Internation
Cross-Cultural Commune
Assimilation Annex
Multifacet
Transcultural Traits
Beyond Borders
Origins
Amassed Qualities
One Distinctiveness
Spoiler Barbarians :
The names of barbarian tribes have been replaced by the civilisations that have been included in any Civilization standard game (i.e. civilisations that only featured in e.g. the Conquests scenarios are not included).
Because this sums up to 66 civilisations, and the game needs exactly 76 names, I did actually go to the Conquests scenarios and handpicked 10 more names:
American
Arabian
Assyrian
Australian
Austrian
Aztec
Babylonian
Brazilian
Bulgarian
Burgundian
Byzantine
Canadian
Carthaginian
Celtic
Chinese
Cree
Danish
Dutch
Egyptian
English
Ethiopian
French
Gallic
Georgian
German
Gothic
Gran Columbian
Greek
Hittite
Holy Roman
Hungarian
Hunnic
Incan
Indian
Indonesian
Iroquois
Japanese
Khmer
Kongolese
Korean
Macedonian
Malian
Maori
Mapuche
Mayan
Medean
Moche
Mongolian
Moroccan
Mycenaean
Napolitan
Native American
Norwegian
Nubian
Olmec
Ottoman
Persian
Phoenician
Polish
Polynesian
Portuguese
Prussian
Roman
Russian
Scottish
Scythian
Sioux
Songhai
Spanish
Sumerian
Swedish
Toltec
Venetian
Vietnamese
Viking
Zulu
So... Have fun! Or not! I haven't actually played a single game with this by myself, although I did watch some AI testruns to do some balancing and see if the AI is functioning well (and yes, they are, and each game had different winners, so that is nice!). But there could easily be bugs, so, you have bene warned!
If this thread needs to go somewhere else (is it a scenario, is it a mod?), or if releasing a mod like this is not allowed somehow, by all means, feel free to do whatever you want.
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