WOTAW is a DLC pack, or...?

[kayelbe]

Hi all,

I bought Vanilla back when it came out, didn't like how different it was compared to older versions so I threw it in the drawer after a few turns. Fast forward to a couple months ago when I bought a new computer (catastrophic crash) and one of the few games I still had the code for was Civ V.

I actually liked it!

Anyway, I quickly bought G&K and BNW off Steam. Whatever extra (ie Free) DLC that came with that I guess I got.

Today I was reading a thread that mentioned Temple of Artemis. I don't have that, I'm sure, so I looked it up in the info panel here and saw it was part of the three WOTAW "bonus" wonders. The title sounds like they were bundled together, so I looked to see what else I was missing...Mausoleum of (something) and Statue of Zeus.

Wait a minute, I have the SoZ--I make a point to grab it if I fear it will fall in the "wrong" hands.

Do they come together? Why do I only have one of the three? Where can I get the other two?

 

[Karatekid5]

In Brave New World, the Statue of Zeus became the Honor-exclusive wonder. So BNW may have added it to your game. Though, someone correct me if I'm mistaken.

For the other two, you'll have to buy Wonders of the Ancient World.

 

[ferretbacon]

Wonders of the Ancient World is a DLC pack that you must purchase separate from the Expansions.

You have the Statue of Zeus because it is the Honor Policy Tree's unique wonder in Brave New World.

 

[kayelbe]

Oh, that makes sense then...thanks!

 

[Playsoneasy]

Wonders of the Ancient World is a DLC pack that you must purchase separate from the Expansions.

Not necessarily. I bought Civ V Gold Edition just before Christmas, and that included the Wonders of the Ancient World Scenario Pack as well as the Gods and Kings expansion.

I think Gods and Kings on its own isn't bundled with this, but the Gold Edition comes with Vanilla, G + K as well as the other bonus content.