Welcome to the Civ5 War Academy!
- Thread starter Camikaze
- Start date
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JohannaK
Heroically Clueless
And its for G&K! At last! I'm about to cry tears of joy! 
The following articles for G&K have been added:
Religion:
Social Policies:
If there any non-content related problems, then please let me know
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Have fun while reading.
Religion:
- How does the religion system work?
- How to found and enhance a religion
- Spreading and defending your religion
- Pantheon Beliefs
- Founder Beliefs
- Follower Beliefs
- Enhancer Beliefs
Social Policies:
If there any non-content related problems, then please let me know
.Have fun while reading
.Skyre_Solon
Chieftain
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Where do we put requests for civilization articles?
Lordleoz
Prince
You could join our group to discuss civilization articles, if you wish.
Click on My Account, and find Networking column on the left. Then, click on Group Memberships, and join the "Civ5 War Academy Contributors" group. It is a sub-forum where you could subscribe to articles and/or discuss them.
Feel free to join us!
So far i've been enjoying the guides in here - especially since i am quite new to civ5, but I am however missing that someone could make/upload a civilization strategy guide for Attila The Huns'!
It's my favorite civ so far but i really want to learn on how to optimize my style of playing it.
It's my favorite civ so far but i really want to learn on how to optimize my style of playing it.
josephricafort
Chieftain
Hi Everyone, I would really like to commend on your great effort in starting this thread.
I am an infographic designer and would really love to contribute creating infographic strategy guides on this thread and to the Civ community. I've already started an infographic strategy guide for the Shoshone's. (refer to the hyperlink)
Please give comment any suggestions on how to better improve the future infographics with regards to the other Civs.
Thanks!
I am an infographic designer and would really love to contribute creating infographic strategy guides on this thread and to the Civ community. I've already started an infographic strategy guide for the Shoshone's. (refer to the hyperlink)
Please give comment any suggestions on how to better improve the future infographics with regards to the other Civs.
Thanks!
Optional
Deity
Looking good! What I perhaps miss is a screenshot of a newly settled town of the Shoshone, since that would immediately make their trait clear in a visual manner, and your guides are first and foremost visual anyway.
In-game screenshots could mean castles for France, Kasbahs for Morocco, a Great Merchant on duty for Venice, etc...
Erneiz Hyde
Warlord
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I noticed that similar threads asking about basic tips and guides keep popping up in the Strategy and Tips, drowning the actual useful strategy threads like Tabarnak's, Deau's, tommynt's and such to obscurity, resulting in even more question threads. I suspect that is because The War Academy hasn't been updated since forever. In the Civ4 forums, the academy was the ultimate stop for guide and tips compendium. Can't we make this one a little more like that too?
ravenmagus
Warlord
The Academy badly needs updating with BNW threads.
bcaiko
Emperor
In fact, this is being worked on by folks right now! Camikaze made an announcement last month.
Your post is timed well, bcaiko, for I've just published the first article since the reboot - Cultural Victory & Tourism by Carlsguides. Carl has kindly allowed us to adapt this original article from his Civ5 Strategy Site for the War Academy.
A new article by Tabarnak on '3 cities approaches' using Tradition has been added.
Eight new articles on religion by Browd have been published:
Four more articles are now available. From Carlsguides, there is an article on Diplomacy and an article on Early-Game Concepts for Beginners. Lordleoz has updated his Rome guide for BNW, and Browd has made a guide for the Celts.
Mozzington
Prince
What is the chance of getting these articles in handy PDF format in order to print off for future generations to have a hard copy? 
What is the chance of getting these articles in handy PDF format in order to print off for future generations to have a hard copy?
A simple google search for "html to pdf" shows that you can do that yourself for your own use for the ones you want. There are similar programs to convert html to MS Word if you'd prefer that.
Mozzington
Prince
Cheers Jon, didnt realise.
