Civilization V: Who/What Am I?

[tomtom5858]

Genghis Khan: he can spawn as a Khan.

 

[ajok]

Okay:
I'm a man in complete control of myself.

kamehameha? cause he was a king, and the king complete control to himself, and to their citizens

 

[Jerman]

Nebby?

 

[I_qua_I]

Genghis Khan: he can spawn as a Khan.

ooh, that's a nice answer!

I'm gonna guess Buddha (I'm unjustifiably assuming he's in the civilopedia entry for Buddhism )

 

[einayim]

Genghis Khan: he can spawn as a Khan.

Correct! I was specifically thinking of how Genghis is always the first khan spawned in the Mongol scenario, but yeah, regardless of how he spawns, genghis the leaderhead has control of genghis the khan-unit.

 

[tomtom5858]

Here's my clue: I am king of my domain, though it is often mispronouced. It is known for having splendid architecture.

 

[JSMCAG]

Montezuma?
He was king of Tenochtitlan, but let's admit it - no one pronounces Tenochtitlan right!

EDIT: And yes, Tenochtitlan did have great architecture!

 

[tomtom5858]

Montezuma?
He was king of Tenochtitlan, but let's admit it - no one pronounces Tenochtitlan right!

Nope

 

[Radthereptile]

Here's my clue: I am king of my domain, though it is often mispronouced. It is known for having splendid architecture.

Pacal?

 

[otaman1]

+1 tomtom5858

Here's my clue: I am king of my domain, though it is often mispronouced. It is known for having splendid architecture.

Caesar Augustus? People say "Seh-sar" and others say "See-sar". The Roman Empire built the aqueducts, sewers, fountains, Colosseum, apartments etc.

 

[mintcandy]

Here's my clue: I am king of my domain, though it is often mispronouced. It is known for having splendid architecture.

Imhotep?

 

[black213]

I say Pachacuti of the Inca (is actually Quechua)

 

[Emperor Joker]

I say Pachacuti of the Inca (is actually Quechua)

Quechua was the language. The actual state was called Tawantisuyu.

I'm gonna guess Oda Nobunaga.

 

[black213]

Quechua was the language. The actual state was called Tawantisuyu.

Oops

 

[Jerman]

I say Ashurbanipal. Assyria, I cant pronounce that at all, and it has both good architecture.

 

[tomtom5858]

Pacal?

Correct He is, according to the intro, "King of the Palenque domain", where he had created "some of the most splendid architecture the world has ever seen". Palenque is pronounced "puh-LANK", similar to "plank", but with the P being pronounced independently.

Ashurbanipal should be pronounced "AH-shur-BAHN-ih-pal".

 

[ajok]

i would say ramesses II, the egyptian was the monument builder and ramesses was the king and he was the god
EDIT: so late to me

 

[Jerman]

correct he is, according to the intro, "king of the palenque domain", where he had created "some of the most splendid architecture the world has ever seen". Palenque is pronounced "puh-lank", similar to "plank", but with the p being pronounced independently.

Ashurbanipal should be pronounced "ah-shur-bahn-ih-pal".

lol. Ty

 

[otaman1]

+1 Radthereptile

 

[Radthereptile]

I can't think of any so I pass. Anyone may go.