Justification for 4UC additions and changes:
Change to mountain yields on UA
Inca have:
1. a UA that gives
on mountains
2. UI that gives
and then more
on top of that for being next to those mountains that also give
3. a UB that puts a high priority on tech/build order for an early
building
Food Food Food. So much Food. Even without adding a single additional food on the new UB component, it is still a granary replacement. The change to
makes mountains different from the adjacency they give to the UI, and removes some early yield bloat of a single type.
It also doesn't make much sense for a civilization whose society and culture was largely built to be resilient against frequent famine and food insecurity to have so much of the stuff.
UB - Qullqa
The Qullqa system preceded the Inca by a few centuries, but was central to Andean statecraft. It simply had to be depicted. The Qullqa gives that aforementioned resilience by making Inca immune to stagnation. You can use this bonus to work many specialists in a single city, but even if not deliberately trying to starve your cities to maximize your free food, you can still get a modest benefit from this building simply by training settlers. Even if food is locked, you still add 1
stored per turn.
The additional heal on units doubles down on Inca's defensive power.
Lastly, the global city connection bonus was moved from Rome's old Colosseum to here. It is still barely anything, but serves to tie Inca in with the Andean Road and Machu Picchu reference
Chasqui UU
The Chasqui has higher base strength and starts with Medic, making it a decent frontline unit with the survivalism line. It can heal 25 HP per turn at level 4, and act as a tanky support unit for your main attack forces.
on mountain tiles to 1
happiness for each copy of X resource owned by a city, so we could sort of turn cattle into a luxury resource.
CS
Movement
City Connections on Empire
