Leader: Cosijoeza (Spiritual and Protective), used the Cosijoeza leaderhead by CivCivFive
Unique Unit: Lightning Warrior(As in Age of Empires III), replaces Pikeman, starts with the Shock promotion.(Couldn't resist)
Unique Building: Royal Tomb(As in the Civ5 civilization here: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=432001), replaces Jail(becomes availiable earlier as well).
City List:
Capital: Monte Albán
Tuxtepec
Xoxocotlan
Huajuapan
Tehuantepec
Ixtepec
Miahuatlán
Tlaxiaco
Ocotlán
Atzompa
Pochutla
Atempa
Tlacolula
Cuilápam
Jamiltepec
Huautla
Zimatlán
Putla
Chahuites
Telixtlahuaca
Juxtlahuaca
Soyaltepec
Etla
Cosolapa
Mitla
Tapanatepec
Zanatepec
Tlalixtac
Teotitlán
Suchilquitongo
Acatlán
Xadani
Ojitlán
Some Information:
The Zapotec, the Cloud People, were the first major native culture of Oaxaca. They were also the second illustrious civilization to emerge in Meso-America, after the Olmec. The Zapotec were knowledgeable in both complex Mayan mathematics and are believed to be the first Meso-Americans to develop writing. Their cities show evidence that, in their long history, they freely traded with and took a lot of cultural influence from other cultures. Goods from the Olmecs, Teotihuacan and the Toltecs have especially been found across the region and influences of their architecture are also very evident.
Unique Unit: Lightning Warrior(As in Age of Empires III), replaces Pikeman, starts with the Shock promotion.(Couldn't resist)
Unique Building: Royal Tomb(As in the Civ5 civilization here: http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=432001), replaces Jail(becomes availiable earlier as well).
City List:
Capital: Monte Albán
Tuxtepec
Xoxocotlan
Huajuapan
Tehuantepec
Ixtepec
Miahuatlán
Tlaxiaco
Ocotlán
Atzompa
Pochutla
Atempa
Tlacolula
Cuilápam
Jamiltepec
Huautla
Zimatlán
Putla
Chahuites
Telixtlahuaca
Juxtlahuaca
Soyaltepec
Etla
Cosolapa
Mitla
Tapanatepec
Zanatepec
Tlalixtac
Teotitlán
Suchilquitongo
Acatlán
Xadani
Ojitlán
Some Information:
The Zapotec, the Cloud People, were the first major native culture of Oaxaca. They were also the second illustrious civilization to emerge in Meso-America, after the Olmec. The Zapotec were knowledgeable in both complex Mayan mathematics and are believed to be the first Meso-Americans to develop writing. Their cities show evidence that, in their long history, they freely traded with and took a lot of cultural influence from other cultures. Goods from the Olmecs, Teotihuacan and the Toltecs have especially been found across the region and influences of their architecture are also very evident.
