Frida Kahlo as curveball leader for Mexico

[Zaarin]

Russia or France to me seems the most likely to get a set of Great Artists (Writers and Musicians too). France could get Philosophes and go the scientist/writer route like Greece.

With Frederick the Great in the game, Germany seems a possible candidate for a culture civ this time around, as well.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

With Frederick the Great in the game, Germany seems a possible candidate for a culture civ this time around, as well.

I don't know. I could see the civ itself be militaristic and economic like it always has been.

Now the cultural part could definitely come from Frederick the Great himself, but he won't have to be paired with Germany.

 

[Zaarin]

I don't know. I could see the civ itself be militaristic and economic like it always has been.

Now the cultural part could definitely come from Frederick the Great himself, but he won't have to be paired with Germany.

Most leaders so far have themed pretty well with their "historic" civ, though (even if some of them theme even better with another civ--e.g., Trung Trac and Maya).

 

[Evie]

It'S not like you *need* Ben Franklin to have more than enough founding fathers to fill a whole roster of unique civilian units.

 

[Alexander's Hetaroi]

Most leaders so far have themed pretty well with their "historic" civ, though (even if some of them theme even better with another civ--e.g., Trung Trac and Maya).

I mean I could still see both of them sharing the militaristic trait, so it's not far off. I could also see them giving him two personas: one focused around his military career and the other focused on culture and science (Philosopher-King).

It'S not like you *need* Ben Franklin to have more than enough founding fathers to fill a whole roster of unique civilian units.

You're not wrong. It would just be ironic to have a non-president Founding Father as leader, and then have unique Founding Fathers that became eventual presidents.