[GS] Rate the civs in the hands of the AI - elimination thread

[Icicle]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [11] (14-3) I'm not sure what AI Chandragupta tries to do, I just know I've never seen them do it. They are never a threat to conquer or convert and are usually behind on culture and science. Meh.
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [16]
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [23]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17] (16+1) By far the most rain-on-your-parade AI Civ there is. God they are annoying.
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [9]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [6]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [7]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [16]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [21]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[TCBB]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [12] (11+1) Someone said something similar re: russia. We must be playing with different AIs if you think Chandragupta achieves nothing. In my games, he is consistently one of the best warmongers. With his Varu, he often conquers a neighbour (or two) in an early war, allowing him to keep up in science. And he also poses a genuine threat of religious victory.
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [13] (16-3) We're reaching the point that some 'good' civs need to start losing points. Cyrus is one of these. He's not at all bad, and often does a decent job at domination and/or culture. But let's be realistic: does he deserve to make the top 10?
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [23]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17] Again, are we playing the same game?? As I commented on a previous post, I really don't get the fuss about Mapuche – apart from his annoying Golden Age bonus (which you can just negate by declaring friendship), what on earth does he have to offer?!
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [9]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [6]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [7]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [16]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [21]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Leucarum]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [12]
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [13]
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [24] (23+1) He'd be even nastier if he didn't declare war and nullify his own advantage quite so often but he is good.
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [9]
Pedro/Brazil [10] Definitely seems like different people see different performance from AI. I think I've seen Pedro's defeat screen more than any other AI. He's almost always the weakest link in any game I see him...
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3] (6-3) I'll take a grab bag of wonders I don't know how to leverage please.
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [7]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [16]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [21]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[bengalryan9]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9] (12-3) Here's the way I look at it, @TCBB - Chandy has an amazing leader ability. The AI will never use it. That's bad play. He'll declare surprise wars, sure, but no AI ever uses cassus belli, and if an AI doesn't use a leader's biggest advantage than it's not doing very well. Varu are really good, but Gandhi gets them too. India can make a run at a religious victory, but Ghandi can do it better with his leader ability. Chandy is a great example of an AI playing this game with one hand tied behind it's back, so that's why I downvote him.
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [13]
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [24]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [10] (9+1) I mean I suppose the map generator could start him with no mountains in sight, but it could do the same thing to Lautaro. He always does very well in my games.
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [7]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [16]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [21]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Drivingrevilo]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [10] (13-3) I agree with @TCBB. It's time to separate the 'decent' from the 'good'. Cyrus falls into the former. Sometimes, he scores a spectacular success in an early surprise war, and uses that as a springboard to dominate culturally with his Pairidaeza. (e.g. in a recent game, he had eliminated Wilhelmina by the start of the Medieval Era). But in many other games, Cyrus' early wars fail and he gets stuck in a rut, perpetually at war with half the world and denounced by the other half. Often goes Religion too, which is pointless for him.
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [24]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10] I'm defo on Team Pedro here – but if the majority disagree, that's democracy.
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [7]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [16]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22] (21+1) Perhaps the biggest bully (gettit?) in the game, totally dominating his home continent. Have felt the full brunt of his +5 combat strength many times: if he decides to warrior rush you, there's no way you're surviving. Now, if I find out I've spawned next to him, I usually just re-roll.
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Connor_CivFan]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Dido/Phoenicia [2]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [24]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [26]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [8] Bannockburn is the bane of my existence in civ, the first 10 turns of a liberation war with Scotland is living hell.
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [13] 16 - 3: I would upvote Georgia but they never ever declare protectorate wars. Also, for a civ that has extra bonuses towards golden ages and heroic ages you would expect them to try get out of a dark age...
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Icicle]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Dido/Phoenicia [Eliminated] (2-3) The way the AI plays Dido is an insult to a great civ.
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [24]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27] (26+1) Being prevented from doing something that usually cripples the AI is a huge boost.
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [8]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [9]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [13]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Drivingrevilo]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [9]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25] (24+1) If it's coming down to a shootout between three or four Civs, Australia gets my vote. That 100% production boost from being attacked is just so powerful: unlike any other Civ, you can't put a stop to his snowball by simply invading him.
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [8]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [6] (9-3) Never puts his early Corps to use. Also quite easy to befriend, which ain't ideal for a Domination civ.
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [13]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[enKage]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6] 9-3 maybe a player can have some trouble sometimes against chariots, but AI does not. In effect even if a player ignores Cleo, other deity AI won't. As a result Egypt is very often a civ which dies (or at least is partitioned) by AIs hands. maybe because focus on religion, maybe because start bias, maybe because of sphinx spam. But I cannot recall Egypt doing well while can remember many games to see Cleopatra leaving the world as the first AI.
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [17]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [8]
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [6]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [14] 13+1 I would never think that woudl be a thread I would upvote Georgia. Defensive focus make Georgia resistent, so does not lose cities easily like many others.
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Leucarum]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18] (17+1) Just for the golden age bonus Lautaro deserves some love. Do you want to attack him while you are having loyalty issues or while he has +10 strengh everywhere. The choice is yours.
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5] (8-3) Occasionally I have seen Scotland be a great person hog but that's about it...
Saladin/Arabia [15]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [6]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [14]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[bengalryan9]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [17]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [16] (15+1) Said it before and I'll say it again, The Last Prophet actually helps an AI because it won't take Warrior Monks or Divine Inspiration and will actually take something useful. Besides that, he gets science from spreading his religion, meaning that unlike every other AI that's wasting their time chasing a victory condition they're almost never going to achieve Saladin at least gets a direct benefit that can help keep him in the science race. Mamluks are also really, really good and the AI always tends to get to knights pretty quickly.
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [6]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [11] (14-3) She has no bonuses that are going to help the AI - she'll never declare a protectorate war, the AI sucks with city states in general, and her UU isn't any real threat. She build walls earlier than other civs, but is that really enough to have her higher than a lot of the civs still left on this list? Personally I don't think so. You know who else doesn't lose cities to other AIs early? Canada, and they've been gone for awhile.
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[TCBB]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [18] (17+1) He does well in my games. Fast start, lots of gold, friendly with his neighbours, tall cities from Mekewap. Challenges for Science Victory quite often.
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [16]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [3] (6-3) I agree with general sentiment, Shaka never achieves his potential. Spams Ikandas at expense of basic infrastructure. It’s such a shame, as he’s perhaps the scariest mid-game warmonger in human hands.
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [11]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Leucarum]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [15]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [16]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Shaka/Zulu [0] (3-3 Eliminated) UI spamming is quite bad when that UI doesn't give you much... He should be terrifying on paper, but the AI just doesn't leverage his advantages.
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12] (11+1) Some AI usually wastes a bunch of units charging them into her walls ineffectively. And occasionally she can make something out of the situation. Not the best but there's muh worse still here.
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Drivingrevilo]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [11]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [12] (15-3) His Eagle Warriors are definitely terrifying if he spawns next to you: if an early declaration follows, you may as well restart. However, for whatever reason, he seems to struggle in a lot of games; e.g. in a recent playthrough, I saw him get eliminated by the Ottomans. Maybe he spams Eagle Warrios at the expense of essential infrastructure? Also, he doesn't seem to utilise his builder-charges-into-district-production bonus either. Often two or three eras behind by the time I've reached Modern/Atomic.
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Qin Shi Huang/China [3]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [17] (16+1) More love for Saladin. Potent mix of Religion & Science. Have seen him come very close to both Religious victories and Science victories before, and he's not afraid to Mamluk rush you either.
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[TCBB]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [10]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12] (11+1) She was earning nearly 400 culture per turn in a recent game – a ridiculously high figure for the AI to reach.
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [12]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [4]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Qin Shi Huang/China (0) [3-3] *ELIMINATED* How to build the Great Bath or Stonehenge on Deity? Let Qin do it, then conquer him. Left to his own devices, he can sometimes accumulate wonders and snowball out of control. However, because all that wonder building is at the expense of troops & defences, he is also one of the easiest civs to invade in the entire game; and for that, he goes.
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[bengalryan9]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [11] (10+1) Unlike every other civ with a buff from declaring a certain type of war, AI Cyrus can actually get some use out of his.
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [12]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [1] (4-3) I've been trying to spread my downvotes around, but then I noticed something. In my current Deity game which has reached the Modern Era, AI Peter has 10 cities. And yet when I bring up the trade screen to see how many great works he's got he has three. THREE. Two writings and one piece of art. That's pathetic and proof that the AI has no idea what to do with Peter.
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [5]
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[zandermander]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [11]
Frederick/Germany [17]
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [13] - 12 + 1: I'm going to disagree and give Monty an upvote -- if he doesn't take advantage of his early strength, yes, he can end up backwards. But he is one of the more terrifying military snowballs, and has a great start to that. As he conquers more territory, with more luxury resources, his military advantage only grows. He is quite frequently the most formidable AI in my games once I reach the Industrial and later ages.
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [1]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [2] - 5 - 3: I don't have a great reasoning here, but I've never seen Scotland put together any kind of strong empire. We're at the point where consistently average civs that don't compete for victories get downvoted, so Robert gets mine here.
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [20]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Loderingo]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [11]
Frederick/Germany [18] - 17+1 - Should be a bit higher. Always builds a strong empire due to taking out City States
Gandhi/India [17]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [13]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [1]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [2]
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [22]
Trajan/Rome [17] - 20-3 - I gave him a few upvotes but shouldn't be this high. A problem early game but if you aren't his neighbour he often only does averagely
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Icicle]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [11]
Frederick/Germany [18]
Gandhi/India [14] (17-3) He usually builds an okay little empire, but never actually does much with it as far as threatening a victory goes. Plus the Gandhi loves nukes thing is such a dumb meme and it's a shame they forced it into his AI.
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [13]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [1]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [2]
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [23] (22+1) His early warrior rush typically fights at +5. That's enough for an upvote.
Trajan/Rome [17]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [13]

 

[Kmart_Elvis]

Amanitore/Nubia [22]
Chandragupta/India [9]
Cleopatra/Egypt [6]
Cyrus/Persia [11]
Frederick/Germany [18]
Gandhi/India [14]
Genghis Khan/Mongolia [22]
Gilgamesh/Sumeria [2]
Gorgo/Greece [12]
Hojo Tokimune/Japan [7]
John Curtin/Australia [25]
Lautaro/Mapuche [18]
Montezuma/Aztec [13]
Mvemba a Nzinga/Kongo [27]
Pachacuti/Inca [10]
Pedro/Brazil [10]
Pericles/Greece [23]
Peter/Russia [1]
Poundmaker/Cree [18]
Robert the Bruce/Scotland [3] (2+1) I just have to give him an upvote before he's eliminated. It's true that Scotland's kit is mostly irrelevant, but what makes the civ worth it is their awesome Civ Ability, which the AI can take advantage of. Scotland will be hoarding GS and GE, on top of getting an extra 10% Science + Production in those cities. I've been stopped dead in my tracks playing Dom games only to get to Scotland's borders and finding myself woefully out-teched.
Saladin/Arabia [17]
Seondeok/Korea [23]
Suleiman/Ottomans [16]
Tamar/Georgia [12]
Teddy Roosevelt/America [23]
Trajan/Rome [17]
Wilhelmina/Netherlands [10] (13-1) Their fantastic UI and UU never seem to materialize. Polders have tricky placement requirements, which is hard for the AI to plan accordingly. Their unique unit is also a ship and we all know how abysmal AI navies are. DZPs can be pretty OP for their time in capturing coastal cities, but the Dutch don't seem to capitalize on that.