JNR13
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They could simply come after Rome because they are loaded after Rome. In Civ VI, the game usually orders things by their database index, not the assigned name, unless scripted so in the UI. The database index goes by content first and then alphabetically, meaning the civ list is first the base game civs in alphabetical order, then the civs of the first DLC in alphabetical order, etc.Perhaps that screenshot with the blurred icons showing 13 civs - where the 3 icons after Rome are still undefined - might already include the DLC civs. If that’s the case, considering the undefined icons, the three new civs would come alphabetically after Rome. Based on the wonders we know of, we can speculate two of them: Tonga and Silla. But what about the third? Maybe Teotihuacan? The Visigoths? Or perhaps some other civ that hasn’t been speculated yet?
Chances are high that at least some of the ancient DLC civs involve Assyria and/or Babylon, who would come early in the alphabet.