Regent Level
Small/70%/5 billion/normal/temperate
Barbs are random
Start with Greece, 5 random rivals
Restart is off
Culturally linked starts are off
The Story:
By experiences with local tribes, the greeks have learned that stepping into other's affairs only leads to trouble. The Greeks are a content people, but like to improve their lands any way they can. Lately, the land has become full, and now it is time to expand.
The Goal:
To win by domination, but without causing war and interfering diplomatically.
Greecian Philosophy:
Passive, Isolationist, Perfectionists. (yes, Civ2 terminology)
The Greeks would rather abstain from any diplomatic relations, such as treaties, wars and trade. Furthermore, they wish to build monuments to their cultural heritage, rather than to train for battle.
The Rules:
War -
The Greeks can not declare war with another nation. If war is declared on us, we will only defend our people. We will not attack another nation, or their units. When declaring a peace treaty, we must not extort the attacking civ. That is, gaining gold, techs, workers, etc.
The Greeks can, however, wage an "Indirect War" by filling in spots where cities where razed, or near cities that were captured.
Diplomacy - The Greeks will not initiate any diplomatic actions, whether we initiate it, or another civ. Exceptions are when we're at war and another civ wants peace.
Culture - Obviously, this will be our strong point. We will need all the culture we can get for domination. Culture flipping is allow, however, building workers from "captured" cities is not allowed if that worker is of foreign nationality.
So, anyone for a game?
Small/70%/5 billion/normal/temperate
Barbs are random
Start with Greece, 5 random rivals
Restart is off
Culturally linked starts are off
The Story:
By experiences with local tribes, the greeks have learned that stepping into other's affairs only leads to trouble. The Greeks are a content people, but like to improve their lands any way they can. Lately, the land has become full, and now it is time to expand.
The Goal:
To win by domination, but without causing war and interfering diplomatically.
Greecian Philosophy:
Passive, Isolationist, Perfectionists. (yes, Civ2 terminology)
The Greeks would rather abstain from any diplomatic relations, such as treaties, wars and trade. Furthermore, they wish to build monuments to their cultural heritage, rather than to train for battle.
The Rules:
War -
The Greeks can not declare war with another nation. If war is declared on us, we will only defend our people. We will not attack another nation, or their units. When declaring a peace treaty, we must not extort the attacking civ. That is, gaining gold, techs, workers, etc.
The Greeks can, however, wage an "Indirect War" by filling in spots where cities where razed, or near cities that were captured.
Diplomacy - The Greeks will not initiate any diplomatic actions, whether we initiate it, or another civ. Exceptions are when we're at war and another civ wants peace.
Culture - Obviously, this will be our strong point. We will need all the culture we can get for domination. Culture flipping is allow, however, building workers from "captured" cities is not allowed if that worker is of foreign nationality.
So, anyone for a game?
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