Level 3 – Unlock Intimidation passive bonus for Vampires.Vampire Castles grant yields to their owner’s capital equal to the yields of all adjacent tiles. Vampires can remove the player’s Castles, and any unit can pillage Castles. The player may only have as many Vampire Castles as he has Vampires. Vampires move to the player’s nearest Vampire Castle (or capital) when they die. Grants defensive bonus to any unit on the tile. Can be placed on empty tiles in player-owned or neutral territory. Cannot be placed next to another Vampire Castle. Level 2 – Unlock the Vampire Castle improvement.Strength from defeated Barbarian is capped at +10. Has base Combat Strength equal to the player’s strongest built unit. Gains Combat Strength when a unit dies adjacent to it. Heals an additional 50 HP from pillaging enemy tiles. Retreats to capital upon death, healing to 1 HP. Combat unit with variable melee strength. Level 1 – Player granted a Vampire unit.A player has a chance to discover this Society by capturing Barbarian Camps.Players who are members of a different Society, however, will dislike you once they are aware of your affiliation. Once you become a member of a Society, you commit to membership for the rest of the game.Īlliances with players who are members of the same Society generate Alliance Points more quickly, and those players will have an improved opinion of you in diplomacy. Alternatively, invest in diplomatic visibility to learn about them from other leaders.ĭiscovering a Society unlocks a unique Governor with powerful bonuses, which players do not need to assign to a city. Discovery is not guaranteed, but you are more likely to find a Society that other players have not discovered, or on continents where no Society has yet been discovered. To make contact, seek out a Society where its influence might hide: Barbarian Camps, Tribal Villages, Natural Wonders, or City-States. This game mode adds four powerful and mysterious Secret Societies to the world. Once a Society is joined, you can never leave. Each Society grants new unseen powers but make your selection carefully. Only the most privileged have ever laid eyes on them. When this civilization captures or kills an enemy Spy, receive 50 Science for every level of the enemy Spy.ĭiscover the secret societies pulling the strings of civilization since the dawn of man. Enemy Spy levels are reduced by 1 when targeting this city or cities with Encampments. Having 6 Envoys assigned grants+3 yield in the third building of particular districts and Chancery building.Having 3 Envoys assigned grants +2 yield in the second building of particular districts and Consulate building.Having 1 Envoy assigned grants +1 yield in the first building of particular districts and Capital.Only 1 can exist in your empire at a time.Įnvoy bonuses have been rebalanced to tie into the Diplomatic Quarter and its Tier 1 and 2 buildings (more information on those below). Enemy Spies operate at 2 levels below normal targeting this district and adjacent districts. +1 Envoy if built next to the City Center. Your civilization receives +1 Diplomatic Favor for each Delegation or Embassy from a foreign civilization through diplomacy.Only 1 can exist in your empire at a time. Your civilization receives +1 Culture for each Delegation or Embassy from a foreign civilization through diplomacy.Dislikes Civs who build cities near or on Hills.Likes Civs who build cities away from Hills.Units receive +4 Combat Strength on Hills. Receive Science and Culture equal to 15% of your Faith generation in cities founded on Hills.Can only be built on Hills not adjacent to another Rock-Hewn Church. Provides Tourism from Faith, after researching Flight. +1 Faith for every adjacent Mountain and Hills tile.
Unlocks the Builder ability to construct a Rock-Hewn Church, unique to Ethiopia.Can only be built on Hills or Volcanic Soil not adjacent to another Rock-Hewn Church. Can only be pillaged (never destroyed) by natural disasters. Gives +1 Faith and +1 Faith for every adjacent Mountain and Hills tile. Receives no Movement penalty from moving in Hills. Stronger and greater sight than the Courser that it replaces. Ethiopian unique Medieval era light cavalry unit.Has additional sight and receives no Movement penalty from moving in Hills. Can purchase Archaeology Museums and Archaeologists with Faith. Improved resource tiles receive +1 Faith for each copy of the resource the city owns. Ethiopia’s International Trade Routes grant +0.5 Faith per resource at the origin.
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