Quick Civics Question

[Ad Glorium!]

This may be a dumb question but, flavourwise, what is the difference between the GOVERNMENT, RULE and POWER civics categories.

As in, what are they supposed to represent?

Thanks in advance.

 

[raxo2222]

This is what civic categories represent (copied it from civics discussion thread):

Government - The state.
Rule - Administrative organization.
Power - Governmental organization.
Military - How warfare is done.
Religion - Relation of state and religion.
Society - How people are organized.
Economy - How business is organized.
Welfare - Helping of those in need.
Currency - Monetary system.
Workforce - Laws for employment.
Education - System of schooling.
Language - System of communication.
Garbage - How empire deals with trash.
Immigration - Laws for migration.
Agriculture - Laws for primary sector.

 

[Ad Glorium!]

Government - The state.
Rule - Administrative organization.
Power - Governmental organization.

Ah so, in other words,

Government: How leadership is decided
Power: How leadership is justified
Rule: How laws are administered?

Or do I need a better understanding of statecraft?

 

[raxo2222]

Ah so, in other words,

Government: How leadership is decided
Power: How leadership is justified
Rule: How laws are administered?

Or do I need a better understanding of statecraft?

Government pretty much yes.
Rule is about hierarchy of administrative units (City->...->(hierarchy may be steeper or shallower)->...->Empire)
Power is about how government functions.
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[Ad Glorium!]

Government pretty much yes.
Rule is about hierarchy of administrative units (City->...->(hierarchy may be steeper or shallower)->...->Empire)
Power is about how government functions.

Perfect, thanks!