Temple: Increases a city's culture production by +1 per point of population in the city. A very big deal, since the capital will almost always be your most populated city - unless something goes very wrong. Monarchy: Doubles the culture produced by the capital city. Having multiple cities with high populations and the correct buildings is very important for cultural victories. Republic: Decreases a settler's population cost to 1 population from the city it came from. These turn into cities, which can then be used for more culture output.Įngland: Starts the game in a monarchy, giving them double culture production from their palace as soon as the game starts. Mongolia: Depends heavily on how many barbarian villages are taken over by them, as well as how fast they do it. Zulu: Has a Medieval Era bonus of an estimated +50% population growth - without having an aqueduct.
#Civilization revolution achievements free
This, of course, feeds into the free cathedral. They start the game with the Pottery technology, meaning they can also build the Hanging Gardens of Babylon wonder to speed up their population growth (preferably in the capital). This also means they won't have to spend turns building a temple or a cathedral in their largest city later on. Their strong economy combined with a solid culture game can be quite effective.įrance: Starts the game with a cathedral in their capital. Because they start off with the Democracy technology (and government), they can build the Magna Carta right away.Īmerica: Starts with a great person and acquires gold quickly, giving them the economic bonus-great people faster than others might. Greece: Also benefits from a faster influx of great people as an era bonus. The Romans are obviously a very great contender for cultural victories, if not the best.
Rome: Two of their era bonuses inflict half-priced wonder development and a faster influx of great people. This rule can be ignored if someone has the Hollywood wonder and tries to flip cities. Note: Building walls prevents a city from being flipped.
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