Adds the Thermae (public baths) as Rome's replacement for the Garden; includes a related wonder, the Baths of Trajan.
THERMAE STATS:
* +20% chance of Great People appearing in the surrounding city.
* +1 to local Happiness.
* +1 Gold and +1 Culture per turn; these bonuses double after the player discovers Civil Service.
* Unlike the Garden (which they replace), Thermae can be built in any Roman-controlled city; a natural source of fresh water isn't needed, but the city must already have an Aqueduct.
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BATHS OF TRAJAN STATS:
* Only Rome may build; unlocked at Engineering.
* Acts as a free Thermae where it is built; must have Aqueducts in every city.
* +1 Artist specialist slot.
* +20% chance to spawn Great People in the same city.
* +3 to Happiness; Civil Service _does not_ increase this further.
* +10% to Gold and Culture empire-wide; Civil Service _does not_ increase this further.
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NEW IN THIS VERSION:
* Made this mod compatible with four fan-made Roman civilizations, in addition to the "standard" Rome (see next section).
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RECOMMENDATIONS:
* Although it isn't strictly necessary, I recommend using WHoward69's "UI - Multiple Unique Bonuses" mod with this one.
* The following fan-made Roman civilizations may be combined with this mod, as of version 8 --
* JFD's The Empire of Rome (Constantine)
* GPuzzle's The Republic of Rome (Julius Caesar)
* LeeS's Rome (Scipio Africanus)
* TarcisioCM's Rome (Aurelian)
Please let me know if you've created another Roman modciv and want it compatible with a future release of my mod.
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REQUIREMENTS/BLOCKS:
* This mod requires the Gods and Kings expansion pack. It should also work normally with Brave New World; I see no reason for a separate release, because I couldn't find a historical Artifact or Great Work associated with the Baths.
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SPECIAL THANKS:
* To WHoward69 from the CivFanatics forums, for proofreading my code and allowing me to use his mods as a guide.
* To LeeS from the forums, for helping to correct two of my worst errors.
* To the authors of all the other Roman civs listed above, for allowing me to link my work with theirs.
* To the graphic designers at VRoma.org, for their CGI reconstruction of the Baths of Trajan.
THERMAE STATS:
* +20% chance of Great People appearing in the surrounding city.
* +1 to local Happiness.
* +1 Gold and +1 Culture per turn; these bonuses double after the player discovers Civil Service.
* Unlike the Garden (which they replace), Thermae can be built in any Roman-controlled city; a natural source of fresh water isn't needed, but the city must already have an Aqueduct.
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BATHS OF TRAJAN STATS:
* Only Rome may build; unlocked at Engineering.
* Acts as a free Thermae where it is built; must have Aqueducts in every city.
* +1 Artist specialist slot.
* +20% chance to spawn Great People in the same city.
* +3 to Happiness; Civil Service _does not_ increase this further.
* +10% to Gold and Culture empire-wide; Civil Service _does not_ increase this further.
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NEW IN THIS VERSION:
* Made this mod compatible with four fan-made Roman civilizations, in addition to the "standard" Rome (see next section).
========
RECOMMENDATIONS:
* Although it isn't strictly necessary, I recommend using WHoward69's "UI - Multiple Unique Bonuses" mod with this one.
* The following fan-made Roman civilizations may be combined with this mod, as of version 8 --
* JFD's The Empire of Rome (Constantine)
* GPuzzle's The Republic of Rome (Julius Caesar)
* LeeS's Rome (Scipio Africanus)
* TarcisioCM's Rome (Aurelian)
Please let me know if you've created another Roman modciv and want it compatible with a future release of my mod.
========
REQUIREMENTS/BLOCKS:
* This mod requires the Gods and Kings expansion pack. It should also work normally with Brave New World; I see no reason for a separate release, because I couldn't find a historical Artifact or Great Work associated with the Baths.
========
SPECIAL THANKS:
* To WHoward69 from the CivFanatics forums, for proofreading my code and allowing me to use his mods as a guide.
* To LeeS from the forums, for helping to correct two of my worst errors.
* To the authors of all the other Roman civs listed above, for allowing me to link my work with theirs.
* To the graphic designers at VRoma.org, for their CGI reconstruction of the Baths of Trajan.
