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Sid Meier's CIVILIZATION VII

On February 17 2023, Firaxis announced that they were working on the next Civilization game. On June 7 2024, they released the first teaser for Civilization VII. On August 20, the first looks at the game were shown and the release date announced. The base game released to early access on Feb 6 2025 and to general release on Feb 11 2025.

Features

Ages

The major new feature is civilization-switching similar to that in Humankind. There are three Ages (Antiquity, Exploration and Modern), and the player must choose a new civilization at the start of each new Age. The choice of which civilization to switch to will depend on which previous civilization was chosen, and certain achievements unlocked during the previous age.

The Antiquity Age begins at 4000 BCE and covers the Ancient and Classical eras.
The Exploration Age begins at 400 CE and covers the Medieval and Renaissance eras.
The Modern Age begins at 1750 CE and covers the Industrial Revolution through the end of World War II.
The Postwar period (Cold War) up to the present day is NOT covered, though it was hinted this will be added in post-release content.

Certain game systems are only available during each Age.
Some new resources will appear in a new Age, and some will disappear. Some persist across Ages.
Ages determine the overall size and scope of the playable map, expanding as the player transitions into new Ages.
Age Progression is tracked over the course of a Civilization VII campaign, where things like taking a turn, eliminating rival civs, and other gameplay actions add a certain amount of progress to the Age Progression meter. When the meter is filled, the Age concludes and all players will enter an Age Transition.
Ages can be played each on its own, or stitched together into a regular full campaign.
When you enter a new age, old buildings lose their special effects and adjacency bonuses, encouraging you to replace them with new buildings.

Legacy Paths

These are essentially mini victory conditions for each Age. The player is presented with quests to complete, and may choose bonuses but also must choose penalties (Crises). There are four Legacy Paths: Science, Culture, Military and Economic.

Legacy Paths offer quests that, when completed, advance a meter toward a Golden Age. Completing a Legacy Path also unlocks a particular Wonder associated with that path (Great Library for the Antiquity Science path).
Earning a Golden Age unlocks a special Legacy Trait. Only one such Golden Age trait can be unlocked per Age.
All four Paths can be progressed simultaneously.
Advancing on these paths earn Legacy Points, which can be spent at the end of the Age on Legacy Traits.
Path advancement can also earn Leader Attribute points, and special perks.
Dark Ages are possible, and have special (but currently unknown) characteristics.

Culture Legacy Paths:

Wonders of the Ancient World (Antiquity Age): House 7 World Wonders in your empire.
Toshakhana (Exploration Age): Display 12 Relics in your empire.
Geographic Society (Modern Age): House 15 Artifacts in your empire. (When Completed, unlocks the World's Fair victory condition.)

Military Legacy Paths:

Pax Imperatoria (Antiquity Age): Have 12 Towns or Cities in your empire. Conquered Settlements count as 2.
Non Sufficit Orbis (Exploration Age): Gain 12 Points from Settlements in the Distant Lands. 1 Point for each Settlement (doubled if it is a conquered Settlement or follows your religion - quadrupled if both apply).
Ideology (Modern Age): Gain 20 Ideology Points from conquering Settlements for the first time. Gain 1 Point before you have an Ideology, 2 Points with an Ideology, or 3 Points against an opponent with a different Ideology. (When Completed, unlocks the Operation Ivy victory condition.)

Science Legacy Paths:

Great Library (Antiquity Age): Display 10 Codices in your empire.
Enlightenment (Exploration Age): Have 5 Districts that are not the City Center with 40 total Yield each.
Space Race Projects (Modern Age): Complete all 3 Space Race Projects. (When Completed, unlocks the First Staffed Space Flight victory condition.)

Economic Legacy Paths:

Silk Roads (Antiquity Age): Assign 25 Resources to your Settlements.
Treasure Fleet (Exploration Age): Gain 30 Treasure Fleet Points from returning Distant Land Treasures.
Railroad Tycoon (Modern Age): Gain 500 Railroad Tycoon Points from manufacturing goods in your Factories. These Points are earned each turn for each Factory Resource that is slotted into a Settlement with a Factory and connected to your Rail or Port network. (When Completed, unlocks the World Bank victory condition.)

Crises

As the Age nears its end, each empire must endure a Crisis that occurs in three stages. For each one, you must select a negative Social Policy from an available pool. These penalties are cumulative and will stay with you until the end of the Age. A Crisis cannot occur in a final Age (or a single Age game), so there are currently no Modern crises... but this may change if they add a fourth Age in later DLC.

The crises follow a narrative theme. According to Ed there are three possible crises for each Age. Known crises:

Antiquity Age
1. Plague
2. Barbarian invasion
3. Revolts
Exploration Age
1. Plague
2. Religious Schism
3. Revolution
Modern Age
1. (none yet)

Ed beach: "We have several different crises. The one that we're demoing right now is an invasion crisis, sort of imagine you're the Roman Empire and you've gotten too big and everyone wants a little piece of your action. And so those barbarians are at your gate and knocking on down the door. So that's the one that we're demoing in the build we have here right now. But we're working on other types of crises, things like unrest in your population or plagues and some of those systems for crises use the same random event system that we use for the natural disasters."

Legacy Traits

As you begin a new Age, you can spend your Legacy Points to select from a list of Legacy Traits, which are perks with which to start the Age. These can include a free City or Town, Units, Buildings, Civics, Technologies, Population, Gold, or Leader Attribute Points.

Codexes

Codexes are Great Works generated from scientific activites that can be slotted into buildings and generate yields as well as points toward the Scientific Legacy Path. I think they may be limited to the Antiquity Age.

Artifacts

In the Modern Age, Explorer units can unearth Artifacts which can be installed as Great Works in Museums and Universites, similar to the Archaeology system in Civ6.

Happiness

Happiness is again a yield. In addition to keeping population content, excess Happiness accumulates and will trigger a Celebration.
There is a Settlement cap which will incur a Happiness per-Settlement over the cap. This cap can be raised by various civics, technologies and effects.

Celebrations

This is tied to happiness and provides a choice of bonuses depending on your chosen Government. (This is, presumably, an evolution of the "We Love the King Day!" of previous titles. It seems to be achieved in a city by filling a local Happiness meter.

Governments

Governments give different bonuses during a Happiness-induced Celebration.

Classical Republic:+20% Culture for 10 Turns
+15% Production towards constructing Wonders for 10 Turns
Despotism: +20% Science for 10 Turns
+30% Production towards training Infantry Units for 10 Turns
Oligarchy: +20% Food for 10 Turns
+30% Production towards constructing Buildings for 10 Turns
Feudal Monarchy: +20% Food for 10 turns.
+30% Production towards training Cavalry and Naval units for 10 Turns.
Plutocracy: +20% Gold for 10 turns.
+30% Production towards Overbuilding for 10 turns.
Theocracy: +20% Culture for 10 turns.
+40% Production towards Civilian and Support units for 10 turns.

Diplomacy

The diplomatic currency is called Influence, and it is used for a variety of interactions.
All agreements now cost Influence.
Influence can be used for positive actions, such as gaining the loyalty of city-states and making agreements with other civs, such a military pact which provides a bonus to the attack power of both civs' units
Influence can also be used for negative actions, such as sanctioning a civilization, or attempting to infiltrate its military
In some cases, you can spend Influence to avoid negative effects, for example to stop another leader's relationship with you from worsening

Endeavors

Open Markets:
Send Aid: Send Gold to an Ally. Lasts for X turns.
Local Festival: Have Local Festivals with another Leader. Accepted: You receive +4 Happiness per turn in all Cities. Other Leader receives +4 Influence per turn. Supported: Both Leaders receive +6 Happiness per turn in Cities. Lasts for 10 turns. Relationship if accepted: 5. Relationship if supported: 12
Reconciliation: Increase your Relationship with the other Leader. Lasts for 6 turns. Relationship change if accepted: 30. Relationship change if supported: 60.

Sanctions

Hinder Finances: Other Leader loses 10% of their Gold per turn. Lasts for 6 turns. Relationship change if accepted: -15
Hinder Public Morale: Hinder the morale of another Leader's people. They lose 10% of their Happiness per turn. Lasts for 6 turns. Relationship if accepted: -15%
Denounce: Decrease your Relationship with the other Leader. Lasts for 6 turns. Relationship change if accepted: -60

Espionage

Counter Spy
Steal Technological Advancement: Steal a Technology another Civilization has researched that you have not. Can take at least 9-15 turns to execute. Execution time and reveal chance can both be increased if you are being counterspied by the target.
Steal Government Secrets: Steal a Civic another Civilization has studied that you have not. Can take at least 9-15 turns to execute. Execution time and reveal chance can both be increased if you are being counterspied by the target.
Military Infiltration: Gain vision of all of the target's Commanders. Can take at least 11-17 turns to execute. Once executed, the effect lasts 3 turns. Execution time and reveal chance can both be increased if you are being counterspied by the target.
Open the Gates: Destroy the defenses of a District in a target Settlement. Can take at least 9-15 turns to execute. Execution time and reveal chance can both be increased if you are being counterspied by the target.
Sabotage Specialist Morale: Disable Specialists in the target Settlement. Can take at least 9-15 turns to execute. Execution time and reveal chance can both be increased if you are being counterspied by the target.

Independent Powers

You can befriend these entities on the map to improve your relationship over time, eventually transforming them into a City-State with you as Suzerain. But other leaders can spend Influence to befriend them as well and may become Suzerain before you, locking you out of those powerful bonuses!
When an Independent Power becomes a City-State, you'll have even more options for diplomacy. Using Influence, you can promote their border growth and build up their military – potentially applying regional pressure to their neighbors. You can levy their Units, which are permanently yours afterward, and even incorporate them into your empire to become one of your Settlements. And for more dastardly players, you can incite an Independent Power to raid someone other than yourself!

See more in the official game guide developer diary on Diplomacy.

Disasters/Climate Effects

Environmental effects such as floods. tornadoes, hurricanes, blizzards, sandstorms, volcanoes and plague have returned. However, no mention yet of climate change effects.

Religion

Religion doesn't become a major factor until the Exploration Age, but Pantheons are founded in Antiquity, and they work pretty much the same way as in Civ 5 and 6.

Known Pantheons

City Patron Goddess: +3 Influence on the Altar.
Earth Goddess: The Altar receives a +1 Happiness adjacency for Mountains and Natural Wonders.
Fertility Rites: +10% Growth Rate in Cities with an Altar.
Goddess of Festivals: +1 Culture on Quarters in Settlements with an Altar.
God of Healing: +5 healing for Units in Rural tiles.
Goddess of the Harvest: +1 Food on Farms, Pastures, and Plantations in Settlements with an Altar. Warehouse bonus.
God of the Forest: +1 Gold on Camps and Woodcutters in Settlements with an Altar. Warehouse bonus.
God of the Forge: +10% Production towards constructing Buildings in Cities with an Altar.
God of the Sea: +1 Production on Fishing Boats in Settlements with an Altar. Warehouse bonus.
God of the Sun: +1 Culture, Food, Gold, Happiness, Production and Science on the Altar.
God of War: +15% Production towards training Military Units in Cities with an Altar.
God of Wisdom: +1 Science on Quarters in Settlements with an Altar.
Monument to the Gods: +10% Production towards constructing Wonders in Cities with an Altar.
Oral Tradition: +10% Production towards training Settlers in Cities with an Altar.
Sacred Waters: The Altar receives a +1 Happiness adjacency for Coast, Lakes, and Navigable River tiles.
Stone Circles: +1 Production on Clay Pits, Mines, and Quarries in Settlements with an Altar. Warehouse bonus.

Each empire can found a religion in the Exploration Age, but religion names and beliefs are first-come-first serve. Unfortunately, Pantheons cease to exist (either at the start of the Age or when a religion is founded; I'm not sure). Holy cities once established can never be converted by other religions, so an empire's religion can never be completely eliminated.

Each settlement has two population "points" representing the urban and rural populations which are tracked in terms of religion. Converting both points means that the settlement follows your religion.

Beliefs

Beliefs work similar to the previous two iterations. You can have one Enhancer Belief which improves spread of religion, and up to three Founder Beliefs that provide direct benefits, mostly from having converted other empires' settlements to your religion. You can also unlock a single Reliquary Belief, which gives you a unique method of generating Relics.

Known Enhancer Beliefs

Conversion: Newly founded Towns in Distant Lands start with this Religion in place.
Stella Maris: +2 movement to Missionaries when Embarked. All Naval and Embarked units receive +1 movement.
Defender of the Faith: Units gain +5 Combat Strength in friendly Settlements that follow this Religion.
Millenarianism: Conquered Settlements are converted to your Religion.
Dawah: When a Trade Route is established to a Settlement, it is converted to your Religion.
Zeal: Missionaries receive +1 Charge.
Scripture: +10% Production towards training Missionaries for every Relic.
Sanctum: +1 Relic slot in Temples in Cities.

Known Founder Beliefs

Interfaith Dialogue: +4 Science for every foreign Settlement following your Religion.
Stewardship: +8 Culture, Gold and Science for every tile that has a Natural Wonder in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Shrines of the Kami: +4 Culture, Gold and Science for every Wonder in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Tithe: +4 Gold for every foreign Settlement following your Religion.
Holy Ecumene: +4 Culture for every foreign Settlement following your Religion.
Reincarnation: +2 Science for every Tropical tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Shamanism: +2 Culture for every Tundra tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Desert Faith: +2 Gold for every Desert tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Vipassana: +4 Happiness for every foreign Settlement following your Religion.
Holy Waters: +1 Happiness for every Marine tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Sacred Herds: +1 Science for every Grassland tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.
Sky Gods: +1 Culture for every Plains tile in other Civilizations' Settlements following your Religion.

Known Reliquary Beliefs

Brahmanism: +2 Relics for first-time conversion of another Civilization's Capital city
Icons: +2 Relic for first-time conversion of a City-State.
Reliquaries: +1 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement with a Temple or Altar
Apostolism: +2 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement with a Wonder from any Age
Evangelism: +1 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement in Distant Lands that is not a City-State
Charoen: +2 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement producing Treasure Fleets
Lay Followers: +1 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement with at least 10 Rural Population
Ecclesiasticism: +1 Relic for first-time conversion of another Civilization's settlement with at least 10 Urban Population

Relics

Similar to Codexes, Relics are Great Works that can be earned and slotted into buildings to generate +2 Happiness and +2 Culture. They also produce points toward the religious Legacy Path. I think Relics can only be earned in the Exploration Age.

Temples and Missionaries

Religion is spread by Missionaries which can be produced in cities containing a Temple, similar to previous iterations.

Civilizations

Unlike in previous versions, civilizations in Civ 7 are specific to a particular Age, and the player must switch to a new civilization at the beginning of each new Age. Leaders are now chosen independently from civilizations; see the list below.

Each civilization gains +30% Production towards its associated Wonder.
Not all civilizations have two unique structures, and so these also do not have a unique Quarter.
There will be 31 civilizations at launch, including the preorder bonus (Shawnee), and 4 more in each of the first two DLC. There will be 39 (13 per Age) by the end of the second DLC.
You can choose any Antiquity civilization to start the game, but choices in subsequent Ages are gated by which civilization and leader choice you have made, and whether you have unlocked certain gameplay goals.
Civilizations have a symbol/icon, but no long have associated colors. These are assigned instead to Leaders.

Civilization

Icon

Era

Unique Ability

Attributes

Unique Military Unit

Unique Structure(s)

Unique Civilian Unit

Unique Quarter

Starting
Bias

Unlocks

Associated
Wonder

Abbasids

Exploration

Medina

Cultural, Scientific

Mamluk

Madrasa, Mosque

Ālim (Great Person)

Ulema

Camels, Coast

House of Wisdom

Aksum

Antiquity

Kingdom of Natural Wealth

Cultural, Economic

Dhow

Hawilt improvement

Tankwa (Trade Ship)

Coastal, Rough

Songhai

Great Stele

America

Modern

Frontier Expansion

Economic, Expansionist

Marine

Railyard, Steel Mill

Prospector

Industrial Park

Rough, Rivers

Statue of Liberty

Buganda

Modern

River Raids

Cultural, Expansionist

Abambowa

Kabaka's Lake(improvement

Mwami (Army Commander)

Lake, Tropical

Muzibu Azaala Mpanga

Chola

Exploration

Samayam

Diplomatic, Economic

Kalam

Manigramam, Anjuvannam

Ottru (Naval Commander)

Five Hundred Lords

Coast, Tropical

Mughal

Brihadeeswarar Temple

Egypt

Antiquity

Gifts of Osiris

Cultural, Economic

Medjay

Mastaba, Mortuary Temple

Tjaty (Great Person)

Necropolis

Navigable Rivers, Desert

Abbasids, Songhai

Pyramids

France

Modern

Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité:

Militaristic, Diplomatic

Garde Impériale

Jardin à la Française, Salon

Jacobin (Great Person)

Avenue

Wine

Eiffel Tower

Greece

Antiquity

Demokratia

Cultural, Diplomatic

Hoplite

Odeon, Parthenon

Logios (Great Person)

Acropolis

Rough, Grassland

Normans, Spain, Russia

Oracle

Han

Antiquity

Nine Provinces

Diplomatic,
Scientific

Chu-Ko-Nu

Great Wall improvement

Shì Dàfū (Great Person)

Grassland

Ming, Mongolia Qing

Weiyang Palace

Hawai'i

Exploration

Moananuiākea

Cultural, Expansionist

Leiomano

Lo'i Kalo improvement

Kahuna (Missionary)

Marine, Coast

Hale o Keawe

Inca

Exploration

Apus

Expansionist, Econimic

Warak'aq

Terrace Farm improvement

Chasqui (Scout)

Mountains, Desert, Plains, Coast

Machu Pikchu

Khmer

Antiquity

Ksekam Chamnon

Expansionist, Scientific

Yuthahathi

Baray improvement

Vaishya (Merchant)

Floodplains, Tropical

Chola, Majapahit, Siam

Angkor Wat

Majapahit

Exploration

Negara

Economic, Cultural

Cetbang

Candi Bentar, Meru

Pedanda (Missionary)

Pura

Spices, Coast

Siam

Borodbudur

Maurya

Antiquity

Dhamma Lipi

Militaristic, Scientific

Purabhettarah

Dharamshala, Vihara

Nagarika (Settler)

Matha

Vegetated

Chola, Majapahit

Sanchi Stupa

Maya

Antiquity

Skies of Itzamna

Diplomatic, Scientific

Hul'che

Jalaw, K'uh Nah

Jaguar Slayer (Scout)

Uwaybil K'uh

Vegetated, Tropical

Hawai'i, Inca, Mexico

Mundo Perdido

Meiji Japan

Modern

Goisshin

Militaristic, Scientific

Mikasa, Zero

Ginkō, Jukogyo

Zaibatsu

Coast, Grassoland

Dogo Onsen

Mexico

Modern

Revolución

Cultural, Diplomatic

Soldaderas

Catedral, Portal de Mercaderes

Revolucionario (Great Person)

Zócalo

Desert, Plains

Palacio de Bella Artes

Ming

Exploration

Great Canon of Yongle

Economic, Scientific

Xunleichong

Great Wall improvement

Mandarin (Merchant)

Silk, Coast

Forbidden City

Mississippian

Antiquity

Goose Societies

Economic, Expansionist

Burning Arrow

Potkop improvement

Watonathi (Merchant)

Flat, Rivers

Shawnee, Hawai'i, Inca

Monk's Mound

Mongolia

Exploration

Bokh

Expansionist, Military

Keshig

Ortöö improvement

Noyan (Army Commander)

Horses

Erdene Zuu

Mughal

Modern

Paradise of Nations

Economic, Expansionist

Sepoy

Stepwell improvememt

Zamindar (Settler)

Red Fort

Normans

Exploration

Normannitas

Diplomatic, Militaristic

Chevaler

Motte, Bailey

Sokeman (Settler)

Donjon

Coast, Iron

France, America

White Tower

Persia

Antiquity

Hamarana Council

Economic, Militaristic

Immortal

Pairidaeza improvement

Hazarapatis (Army Commander)

Desert, Plains

Abbasids, Mongolia, Mughal

Gate of All Nations

Prussia

Modern

Blood and Iron

Militaristic, Diplomatic

Hussar, Stuka

Staatseisenbahn improvement

Niter

Brandenburg Gate

Qing

Modern

Kang Qian Shengshi

Economic, Expansionist

Gusa

Shiguan, Qianzhuang

Hangshang (Merchant)

Huiguan

Tundra

Chengde Mountain Resort

Rome

Antiquity

Twelve Tables

Cultural, Militaristic

Legion

Basilica, Temple of Jupiter

Legatus (Army Commander)

Forum

Grassland

Normans, Spain, America, France, Prussia

Colosseum

Russia

Modern

Prosveshchenie

Cultural, Scientific

Cossack, Katyusha

Obshchina improvement

Tundra, Furs

Hermitage

Siam

Modern

Itsaraphab

Cultural, Diplomatic

Chang Beun

Bang improvement

Uparat (Great Person)

Ivory

Doi Suthep

Songhai

Exploration

Tarikh al-Sudan

Economic, Militaristic

Gold Bangles Infantry

Caravanserai improvement

Tajiro (Merchant)

Navigable Rivers, Desert, Plains, Coast

Buganda

Tomb of Askia

Spain

Exploration

Siglo del Oro

Militaristic, Expansionist

Tercio

Casa Consistorial, Casa de Contratacion

Conquistador (Great Person)

Plaza

Coast

Mexico

El Escorial

Shawnee¹

Exploration

Nepekifaki

Economic, Diplomatic

Kispoko Nena’to

Mawaskawe Skote improvement

Hoceepkileni (Missionary)

Rivers, Grassland, Plains, Coast

Serpent Mound

Bulgaria²

Exploration

Krum's Dynasty

Expansionist, Militaristic

Bolyar

Hidden Fortress improvement

Tarkhan (Army Commander)

Rila Monastery

Carthage²

Antiquity

Phoenician Heritage

Militaristic, Economic

Numidian Cavalry

Cothon, Dockyard

Colonist (Settler)

Punic Port

Coast

Spain

Byrsa

Great Britain²

Modern

Workshop of the World

Economic, Expansionist

Revenge

Royal Exchange, Manufactory

Antiquarian (Explorer)

Financial Centre

None

Battersea Power Station

Nepal²

Modern

Roof of the World

Diplomatic, Cultural

Gurkha

Highland Power Station improvement

Sherpa (Scout)

Boudhanath

(Assyria)³

Antiquity

{Dur-Sharrukin}

(Dai Viet)³

{Exploration}

(Silla)³

{Antiquity}

{Emile Bell}

(Qajar)³

{Modern}

(Items in braces {} are unconfirmed.)
¹Preorder, Deluxe and Founders editions only
²Crossroads of the World DLC only
³Right to Rule DLC only

Special Abilities

Abbasids: Medina: Receive Gold for each Rural Population of the City when you create a Specialist. Effect scales with Game Speed.
Aksum: Kingdom of Natural Wealth: +2 Gold on Resources.
America: Frontier Expansion: Gain Gold every time you Improve a Resource.
Buganda: River Raids: Receive additional Culture when pillaging Buildings or Improvements equal to the Yield or Healing gained. Land Units gain the Amphibious keyword, granting no Combat penalties when attacking from Embarkation. Costs Movement to Embark and Disembark.
Bulgaria: Krum's Dynasty: Receive Food in all Towns when pillaging Improvements equal to a percentage of the HP or yields gained.
Carthage: Phoenician Heritage: Can only have one City. Towns cannot use Convert to City. When you create a Merchant or Colonist Unit, gain a copy of that Unit.
Chola: Samayam: Gain an additional Trade Route from Trade Agreements.
Egypt: Gifts of Osiris: +1 Production on Navigable Rivers.
France: Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité: You can select the Golden Age effects of any Government in the Modern Age.
Great Britain: Workshop of the World: Buildings are a set percentage cheaper to produce or purchase. Converting Towns into Cities costs a set percentage more.
Greece: Demokratia: Increased Influence per turn on the Palace.
Han: Nine Provinces: The Capital and new Towns gain an additional Population with their first growth event.
Hawai'i: Moananuiākea: Gain Culture each time a Settlement expands to a Marine tile. Increased Happiness on Fishing Boats.
Inca: Apus: Mountain tiles can be worked. Gain additional Food and Production on Mountains.
Khmer: Ksekam Chamnon: Urban Districts on Rivers do not remove the natural yield of the tile.
Majapahit: Negara: All Cities except the Capital have an increased Specialist Limit. After the Exploration Age, the Specialist Limit increase goes away, and the Specialists become inactive until you increase the Specialist Limit.
Maurya: Dhamma Lipi: You can choose an additional Pantheon after unlocking Mysticism.
Maya: Skies of Itzamna: The Palace gains Science for adjacent Vegetated tiles.
Meiji Japan: Goisshin: When you Overbuild a Building, receive Science equal to a set percentage of the new Building's Production cost.
Mexico: Revolución: Start with a unique Government type, Revolución. This Government has one Celebration effect, granting Increased Culture boost for a set number of turns. Cannot enter any other Government type.
Ming: Great Canon of Yongle: Increased Science in the Capital. Receive reduced Science per turn for each Social Policy slotted.
Mississippian: Goose Societies: All Buildings receive a Food Adjacency for Resources.
Mongolia: Bokh: When you capture an opposing Settlement, gain the strongest Cavalry Unit you can currently train, but receive reduced Production towards Settlers. Gain a Victory Point toward the Non Sufficit Orbis Victory for controlled Settlements in the Distant Lands and conquered Settlements in the Homelands.
Mughal: Paradise of Nations: +75% Gold from all source. -25% to all other yields.
Normans: Normannitas: Land Units receive +1 Movement when Embarked and Land Units adjacent to Coast receive +5 Combat Strength.
Nepal: Roof of the World: All Warehouse buildings apply to Mountain tiles, but they cost +1 Gold and Happiness Maintenance.
Persia: Hamarana Council: Infantry Units receive increased Combat Strength when attacking.
Prussia: Blood and Iron: Units receive increased Combat Strength for every Unfriendly or worse Relationship with other civilizations.
Qing: Kang Qian Shengshi: Increase Gold, Culture, and Influence from Imported Resources, but decrease Science from Imported Resources.
Rome: Twelve Tables: +1 Culture on Quarters in the Capital and Districts in Towns.
Russia: Prosveshchenie: Increased Culture on Urban Districts in Cities. Increased Science on Urban Districts in Cities on Tundra tiles.
Shawnee: Nepekifaki: Settlements built adjacent to Navigable Rivers gain +2 Food on River tiles, but Cities not built adjacent to a Navigable River receive -10% Food.
Siam: Itsaraphab: Grants a Diplomatic Action to immediately become Suzerain of a City-State at a higher Diplomacy Cost than Befriending Independents.
Songhai: Tarikh al-Sudan: Increased Resource capacity in Cities on Navigable Rivers. Your Trade Ships cannot be Plundered on Navigable Rivers.
Spain: Siglo de Oro: Increased Gold efficiency towards converting a Town to a City, increased further in Distant Lands.

Gameplay Unlocks

Some civilizations can be unlocked through gameplay achievements rather than by leader or previous civilization. Where there are more than one criteria listed, only one is required.

Abbasids
- Improve 3 Camels
America
- Have 3 Distant Land Settlements in either Plains or Grasslands.
- Play as Benjamin Franklin.
- Play as Harriet Tubman.
- Play as Tecumseh.
- Play as Shawnee.
- Play as Normans.
Buganda
- Have 2 Settlements with their City Center adjacent to a Lake.
- Play as Amina
- Play as the Abbasids
- Play as Songhai
Chola
- Have 3 Settlements with CIty Centers adjacent to a Coastal Tile. Cities only adjacent to Lakes do not count.
France
- Improve 3 Wine.
- Play as Layfayette.
- Play as Napoleon.
- Play as Normans.
Hawai'i
- Have 2 Settlements on an island (a landmass with a maximum of 15 tiles)
Inca
- have 3 Settlements with at least 3 Mountains each,
Majapahit
- Improve 3 Pearls.
- Have 3 Naval Trade Routes.
Meiji
- Improve 3 Tea.
- Play as Himiko.
- Play as Hawai'i.
- Play as Majapahit.
Mexico
- Have 3 Distant Land Settlements in Desert or Tropical.
- Play as Isabella.
- Play as Tecumseh.
- Play as Inca.
- Play as Spain.
Ming
- Improve 3 Silk.
- Have 8 resources slotted in one Settlement.
Mongolia
- Improve 3 Horses.
- Have 3 Siege units.
Mughal
- Improve 3 Salt.
- Have at least 4 Trade Routes with unique civilizations.
- Play as Abbasids
- Play as Chola
Normans
- Improve 3 Iron.
- Build 5 Walls.
Prussia
- Have 3 Army Commanders.
- Improve 3 Niter.
- Play as Friedrich.
Qing
- Improve 3 Jade .
- Play as Ming.
- Play as Mongolia.
Russia
- Have 3 Settlements on Tundra tiles.
- Play as Catherine.
- Play as Mongolia.
Siam
- Have 4 Temples.
- Improve 3 Ivory .
- Play as Chola.
Songhai
- Have 3 Settlements with at least 3 Navigable River tiles each..
Spain
- Reconquer a lost Settlement..

Leaders

Leaders can now be selected independently from civilizations, and any leader can be paired with any civilization. Leaders level up over time and gain additional bonuses. Each player's empire retains the same leader throughout the game; leaders do not switch or change for each Age as civilizations do.

Leaders do not change visually for each Age.
Though any leader can start with any civilization in Antiquity, certain leaders unlock certain civilizations for switching in later Ages.
There are leader "personas" that can be purchased or earned separately. These are effectively separate leaders and are listed below.
The empire's teamcolors are based on the leader, not the current civilization. I have noticed that sometimes leaders have different colors than the ones listed below, but these appears to be alternate color schemes for use when the player's leader has a similar color. I have included these alternate schemes (where known) to the right of the regular scheme below.
There are 26 leaders on release, including 5 personas.
4 additional leaders will be released in the first two DLC.

Name	Icon	Clrs	Attributes	Starting Bias	Unlocks	Unique Ability	Agenda
Amina			Economic, Militaristic	Plains, Desert	Songhai, Buganda	+1 Resource Capacity in Cities. +1 Gold per Age for each Resource assigned to Cities. +5 Combat Strength on all units in Plains and Desert.	If the player has more Settlements on Plains or Desert tiles than Amina, Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount. If the player has no Settlements on Plains or Desert tiles, Increase Relationship by a Small Amount.
Ashoka, World Renouncer			Diplomatic, Expansionist	none	Chola	+1 Food in Cities for every 5 excess Happiness. +10% Food in all Settlements during a Celebration. All Buildings gain a +1 Happiness Adjacency for all Improvements.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount with the player with the highest Happiness yield. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with the player that has the lowest Happiness yield.
Ashoka, Conqueror³			Diplomatic, Militaristic	none	Chola	+1 Production for every 5 excess Happiness in Cities. +10% Production in Settlements you did not found. +10% Combat Strength during a Celebration. Declaring Formal War grants a Celebration.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with the Leader whose lands cover the most tiles and Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for the one with the least.
Augustus			Cultural, Expansionist	none	none	+1 Production in the Capital for every Town. Can purchase Culture Buildings in Towns. +50% Gold toward purchasing Buildings in Towns.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount for each Town in other players' empires. Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for each City (excluding Capital) in other players' empires.
Benjamin Franklin			Diplomatic, Scientific	none	America	+1 Science per Age on Production Buildings in Cities. +50% Production towards constructing Production Buildings. +1 Science per Age from active Endeavors you started or supported. Can have two Endeavors of the same type active at the same time.	Increase Relationship gains with players that share a Government with him. Decrease Relationship with players that don't share a Government with him.
Catherine			Cultural, Scientific	Tundra	Russia	+2 Culture per Age on displayed Great Works. Buildings with Great Work slots gain an additional slot. Cities settled in Tundra gain Science equal to a 25% of their Culture per turn.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with player who has the most Great Works. Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount with the player with the least. Catherine the Great must have a Great Work for this to take effect.
Charlemagne			Militaristic, Scientific	Rivers	Normans	Military and Science Buildings receive a Happiness adjacency for Quarters. Gain 2 free Cavalry Units, once unlocked, when entering a Celebration. +5 Combat Strength for Cavalry Units during a Celebration.	Increase Relationship by Medium Amount with whichever player has triggered the most Celebrations. If there is a tie, Increase Relationship by Small Amount to tieholders. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with whoever has triggered the fewest Celebrations. If there's a tie, Decrease Relationship by Small Amount to tieholders.
Confucius			Expansionist, Scientific	Grassland	Ming, Qing	+25% Growth Rate in Cities. +2 Science from Specialists.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for having the most Specialists in an empire. Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount for the leader with the least amount of Specialists in an empire. Only triggers if Confucius has at least one Specialist.
Friedrich, Oblique			Militaristic, Scientific	none	Prussia	Army Commanders start with the Merit Commendation, granting +1 Command Radius. Gain an Infantry Unit when you construct a Science building.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with the empire that has the least amount of Military Units on the map. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount with the empire that has the most amount of Military Units on the map.
Friedrich, Baroque²			Cultural, Militaristic	none	Prussia	Gain a Great Work upon capturing a Settlement for the first time. Gain an Infantry Unit when you construct a Culture Building.	Increase Relationship per built Wonder in the Capital by a Medium Amount. Decrease Relationship per Building in the Capital by a Small Amount.
Harriet Tubman			Diplomatic, Militaristic	Vegetated	America	+100% towards initiating Espionage Actions. Gain 5 War Support on all wars declared against you. Units ignore movement penalties from Vegetation.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount once for each formal war the player declared. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount once for each surprise war the player declared.
Hatshepsut			Cultural, Economic	Navigable Rivers, Desert	none	+1 Culture for every imported Resource. +15% Production towards constructing Buildings and Wonders in Cities adjacent to Navigable Rivers.	Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount if you have more Wonders than Hatshepsut. Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount if you have less Wonders.
Himiko, Queen of Wa			Diplomatic, Scientific	none	Meiji Japan	Receive unique Diplomatic Endeavor "Friend of Wei" which can be initiated when in an Alliance. Grants +25% science to both you and your ally. +4 Science per Age for each leader you're "Friendly" or "Helpful" with. Can support Diplomatic Endeavors for free.	Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount per Settlement with constructed Culture and Happiness Buildings. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount per Settlement with constructed Science and Gold Buildings.
Himiko, High Shaman³			Cultural, Diplomatic	none	Meiji Japan	+2 Happiness per Age on Happiness Buildings. +50% Production towards constructing Happiness Buildings. Gain +20% Culture but -10% Science, with effects doubled during a Celebration.	Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount per Settlement with constructed Science and Gold Buildings. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount per Settlement with Culture and Happiness Buildings.
Ibn Battuta			Expansionist, Wildcard	Flat	Abbasids	+2 Attribute Points after the first Civic of every Age. +1 Sight for all Units. Gain a unique Endeavor called Trade Maps that lets you gradually see other Leaders' explore areas.	Increase Relationship by a Large Amount with the player who has uncovered the most Fog of War tiles. If there is a tie, Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount to tieholders. Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount with the player who has uncovered the fewest Fog of War tiles.
Isabella			Expansionist, Economic	Coast, Natural Wonders	Spain, Mexico	+300 Gold every time you discover a Natural Wonder, doubled if in Distant Lands. +100% tile yields from Natural Wonders. +50% Gold towards purchasing Naval Units. -1 Gold maintenance costs for Naval Units.	Decrease Relationship by a Large Amount per Natural Wonder in the player's borders. If no Natural Wonders are possessed by the player, Increase Relationship by a Small Amount.
José Rizal			Cultural, Diplomatic	Tropical	{Hawai'i}	When receiving rewards from a narrative event, gain +20 Culture and Gold per Age. Has additional narrative events. +50% Celebration duration. +50% Happiness towards Celebrations.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player with the most active Endeavors started. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player with the most active Sanctions started. If there is a tie between the players with the most active Endeavors or Sanctions, then Increase or Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount accordingly.
Lafayette			Cultural, Diplomatic	Coast	France	Gains a Unique Endeavor called 'Reform,' which grants an additional Social Policy slot. Supporting this Endeavor also grants the other Leader an additional Social Policy slot. +1 Combat Strength for every Tradition, but not Policy, slotted in the Government. +2 Culture and Happiness per Age in Settlements. These effects are increased further in Distant Lands.	Increase Relationship by a Small Amount for the player with the most Urban Districts with all Building slots filled. Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount for the player with the least Urban Districts.
Machiavelli			Diplomatic, Economic	none	none	Gain additional Influence per Age. Gain a set amount of Gold per Age when your Diplomatic Action proposals are accepted, or even more Gold per Age when they are rejected. Ignore Relationship requirements for declaring Formal Wars. You can Levy Military Units from City-States you are not Suzerain of.	If not at war with Machiavelli, increase Relationship by Medium Amount for each other war.
Napoleon, Emperor¹			Economic, Diplomatic	none	France	Gain a unique Sanction called Continental System that reduces Trade Route limit of the targeted Leader to all other Leaders by 1. Causes a massive relationship penalty, and costs more to reject. +8 Gold per Age for every Leader you are Unfriendly or Hostile with. Can reject Endeavors for free.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount with the player that has the smallest standing army. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player that has the largest standing navy.
Napoleon, Revolutionary¹			Militaristic, Cultural	none	France	+1 Movement for all Land Units. Defeating an enemy Unit provides Culture equal to 50% of its Combat Strength.	Decrease Relationship by Small Amount for every Alliance made between other players. Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player with the highest Culture Per Turn score.
Pachacuti			Economic, Expansionist	Mountains	Inca	All Buildings gain a Food adjacency for Mountains. Specialists adjacent to Mountains do not cost Happiness maintenance.	Increase Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player with the least Mountains in their territory. Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount for the player with the most Mountains in their territory.
Tecumseh*			Diplomatic, Economic	Grassland, Plains	Shawnee, America, Mexico	+1 Food and Production per Age in Settlements for every City-State you are Suzerain of. +1 Combat Strength for all your Units for every City-State you are Suzerain of.	Decrease Relationship by a Large Amount when a player disperses an Independent, and Increase Relationship by a Small Amount if player does not have an active "Befriend Independent" Project active.
Trung Trac			Militaristic, Scientific	Vegetated, Tropical	Majapahit	+3 Free promotions on her first Army Commander. +20% Commander experience. +10% Science in Cities in Tropical. This is doubled while in a Formal War she declares.	Decrease Relationship by Medium Amount with the player who has the greatest amount of Promotions across all Commanders. If tied, Decrease Relationship a Small Amount with tie holders. Increase Relationship by Medium Amount with the player who has the least amount of Promotions across all Commanders. If tied, Increase Relationship a Small Amount with tie holders.
Xerxes, King of Kings			Economic, Militaristic	Desert	none	+3 Combat Strength for Units that are attacking in neutral or enemy territory. +100 Culture and Gold per Age upon capturing a Settlement for the first time. +10% Gold in all Settlements, doubled in Settlements not founded by you. +1 Settlement limit per Age.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount when a player is not at war. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount when a player is at war.
Xerxes, the Achaemenid²			Cultural, Economic	Desert	none	+1 Trade Route limit with all other leaders. +50 Culture and 100 Gold per Age when you create a Trade Route or Road. +1 Culture & Gold per Age on Unique Buildings and Improvements.	Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount if player has a greater or equal number of Trade Routes compared to Xerxes. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount if player has fewer Trade Routes than Xerxes.
Ada Lovelace†			Scientific, Cultural	None	(Britain)	Cities receive increased Science per Age when you complete a Civic Mastery. This resets at the start of each Age. Gain Culture equal to a percentage of your total Science per turn when you complete a Technology Mastery.	Increase Relationship by a Small Amount for the leader with the most Masteries. Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount for the leader with the fewest Masteries.
Simón Bolívar†			Expansionist, Militaristic	?	Mexico	Gain 1 free Support on your wars. When you conquer a Settlement for the first time it can purchase 1 Constructible for free. Unrest does not prevent Purchasing.	Likes the Leader with the least Unhappy Settlements. Dislikes the one with the most Unhappy Settlements.
(Genghis Khan)‡
(Lakshmibai)‡

*Preorder bonus
¹Napoleon Emperor persona with linked 2K account. Revolutionary persona with linked 2K account and Civ VI login
²Deluxe and Founders Editions
³Founders Edition only
†Crossroads of the World DLC only
‡Right to Rule DLC only

Leader Attributes

Leaders earn Attribute Points to spend on attributes in six different skill trees: Cultural, Diplomatic, Economic, Expansionistic, Militaristic, and Scientific. Points can be earned that are specific to a particular tree, or that are wildcards and can be spent in any tree. The civilization's and leader's designated attributes influence what kind of points may be earned through random events.

Cultural
- +1 Culture per Age on the Palace and City Halls.
- +10% Production towards constructing Wonders.
- +25% Culture towards studying Civic Masteries.
- +10% Culture in Cities with at least 1 Wonder.
- +1 Culture in Settlements for reach Resource assigned to them.
- +1 Culture per Age from Great Works on display.
- +1 Culture from Specialists, or +2 if you have 3 or fewer Cities.
- +10% Culture for every Alliance you have.
- +2 Culture per Age in Towns, or +3 in Distant Lands.
- +5% total Culture. Repeatable.
- ?
Diplomatic
- +1 Happiness per Age on the Palace and City Halls.
- +1 Influence per Age on the Palace.
- +1 Happiness in Settlements for each Resource assigned to them.
- +50% Influence towards initiating and progressing the Befriend Independent action.
- +25% Influence towards supporting or rejecting Diplomatic Actions.
- +50% Celebration length.
- +2 Culture and Science per Age for each City-State you are Suzerain of.
- +1 Social Policy slot.
Economic
- +1 Gold per Age on the Palace and City Halls.
- +2 Gold for every Tech and Civic Mastery completed.
- +2 Gold per Age for every active Trade Route.
- +1 Gold on Resources in Towns, or +2 in Towns in Distant Lands.
- +15% Gold towards purchasing in all Settlements.
- +1 Gold for every imported Resource.
Expansionist
- +1 Food per Age on Warehouse buildings.
- +10% Growth Rate in Cities.
- +25% Production towards training Settlers.
- +25% of Food is refunded when a City grows by adding a Specialist.
- Gain +1 Population in Towns. New Towns start with an additional Population.
- +15% Food and Happiness towards maintaining Specialists, or +30% if you have 3 or fewer.
- +15% Yields in Towns with a Specialization, or +30% in Distant Lands.
- +1 Specialist Limit in all Cities. +1 Settlement Limit.
- +1 Settlement Limit.
Militaristic
- +5 Combat Strength against Independents and City-States.
- Gain 1 free Support on all your wars.
- +50% Influence towards Levying Units from City-States.
- +15% Production towards training Military Units.
- Ignore Unrest from capturing Settlements.
- Garrisoned Commanders reduce Happiness penalties by an additional 10%.
- -1 Gold Maintenance for all Units.
- +1 Settlement Limit.
- Commanders gain a free Level. New Commanders start with a free level.
- Units receive +2 HP when healing. Repeatable.
Scientific
- +1 Science per Age on the Palace and City Halls.
- +25% Science towards researching Tech Masteries.
- +15% Production towards constructing Buildings.
- +1 Science per Age on each Quarter.
- +1 Science in Settlements for each Resource assigned to them.
- +20% Gold and Happiness towards maintaining Buildings.

Mementos

This is a meta reward system linked to the "Legends" feature, which is analogous to Civ6's Hall of Fame, which are earned through repeated gameplay. Mementos are bonus cards that can be equipped on a leader (in max 2 slots per leader) at the start of the game. Mementos provide bonuses such as additional Leader Attribute points, free units, bonus gold or resources, etc. Specific Mementos are earned by playing a specific leader, but they can be equipped on any leader.

Independent Powers

These appear to be independent settlements that start as essentially barbarian camps similar to those in the Civ6 Barbarian Clans Mode, and which eventually evolve into city-states that appear to be very similar to those in Civ6. You can become a city-state's suzerain and levy troops like in Civ6.

Independent Powers's units always start hostile to the player in the Antiquity Age and will attack the player like barbarians until the player has spent enough influence to pacify them.
In the Exploration Age, the player can become suzerain of a city-state by spending enough Influence. You can then choose from a list of bonuses based on Type; Militaristic can give Foederati units, Cultural can give Stone Head improvements, etc.
Independent Powers settlements are specific to an Age and disappear at the end of the Age (if they haven't been absorbed into your empire).

Known Independent Powers

Settlement	People	Type	Age
Abalessa		Economic
Abomey		Militaristic	3
Acmonia	Dacian	Econimoc	1
Alachua		Militaristic
Alice Springs	Arrernte	Cultural
Anuradhapura		Economic	1
Antananarivo		Economic
Aritim	Etruscan	Scientific	1
Arkaim	Sintashita	Cultural	1
Arles	Burgundian	Economic
Arna	Lycian	Cultural	1
Assur	Assyrian	Militaristic	1
Ava	Ava		1
Ayutthaya	Ayutthaya	Scientific	2
Babylon	Babylonian	Scientific	1
Big Timbers		Militaristic	3
Birrarung	Kulin	Cultural	2
Bogota	Colombian	Scientific	3
Bucharest	Wallachian	Militaristic	3
Bukhara	Bukharan	Economic	3
Caithness	Picts	Militaristic
Camaguey	Taíno	Cultural	2
Caral-Supe	Caral	Scientific	2
Carantania	Slavs		1
Carthage	Carthaginian	Scientific	1
Champa	Cham	Cultural	1
Chan Chan	Chimú	Cultural	1
Chiang Mai		Cultural	2
Cirta		Militaristic	1
Constantinople	Byzantine	Cultural
Damascus	Umayyad	Economic	2
Dhar Tichitt	Tichitt	Cultural
Divodurum	Belgae	Militaristic	1
Dzungaria	Oirat	Militaristic	2
Etelkoz	Magyar	Militaristic	2
Ezogashima	Ainu	Cultural
Funan			1
Gaegyeong	Goryeow	Scientific	2
Garama		Economic
Geneva	Swiss	Scientific	3
Gordium	Phrygian	Economic	1
Gungnae	Goguryeo	Economic	1
Gutthiuda	Gothic	Militaristic	1
Hattusa	Hittite		1
Helsinki	Finnish	Militaristic	3
Hyksos Village	Hyksos		1
Isfahan		Scientific	2
Istanbul	Ottoman	Scientific	2
istakhr		Scientific	2
Jieshi	Jie	Militaristic	1
Kamakura		Scientific
Kath	Khwarazm	Economic	2
Kathmandu		Cultural	3
Kerma		Economic	1
Khalchyan	Kushan	Economic	1
Khotan	Saka	Militaristic	1
Kiev			2
Kuaiji	Yue	Economic	1
Kumasi	Ashanti	Cultural	3
Kumbi Saleh	Soninke		1
Kutai Martadipura		Militaristic	1
Indeislun Nakah	Nde	Militaristic	3
3Istakhr	Sassanian		2
Izirtu		Cultural	1
La Venta	Olmec	Scientific	1
Longcheng	Xiongnu	Militaristic	1
Luang Prabang	Lan Xang	Cultural	2
Maungakiekie	Maori	Cultural
Medina		Economic	2
Meroë	Kushite	Economic	1
Mesa Verde	Pueblo	Scientific	1
Moche	Moche	Cultural	2
Mparntwe		Cultural
Mwibele	Luba	Cultural	3
Nagtipunan	Bugkalot	Militaristic	1
Ngulu Mapu	Mapuche	Cultural
Niani	Mande	Economic	2
Nijmi		Scientific	2
Nishapur	Seljuk	Militaristic	2
Nukuleka	Tongan	Economic	1
Ofunato	Jomon	Cultural
Opone	Oponean	Economic	1
Pagan	Pagan	Cultural	2
Painted Rock	Hohokam	Cultural	1
Rajagriha		Scientific
Rapa Nui	Anakena
Retjenu	Caanaties	Economic	1
Roskilde	Danish	Militaristic	2
Samarkand	Sogdian	Economic	1
Samarkand	Karakhanid	Economic	2
Scythian Neapolis	Scythians		1
Seleucia	Seleucid	Economic	1
Shangjing	Jurchen		2
Shengle	Xianbei	Militaristic	1
Shomron		Cultural	1
Si Thep	Dvaravati	Cultural	1
Sinhalese	Anuradhupara		2
Sorabeol	Silla	Scientific	1
Su Nuraxi	Nuragic	Militaristic	1
Sugunia	Urartu	Cultural	1
Susa	Elamite	Scientific	1
Stockholm	Swedish	Scientific	2
Sundapura	Tarumanagara	Militaristic	1
Syvash	Hun	Militaristic	1
Tarnovo	Bulgar	Militaristic	2
Taruga	Nok	Cultural	1
Tashkent	Kokand	Militaristic	3
Taunggyi	Shan	Cultural	3
Tehran	Qajar	Scientific	3
Tenochtitlan	Mexica	Militaristic	2
Teotihuacan	Teotihuacan
Ternate	Ternate	Cultural	3
Tilantongo	Mixtec	Scientific	2
Tiwanaku	Tiwanaku	Scientific	1
Tollan-Xicocotitlan	Toltec
Tondo	Tondo
Troy
Tucume		Scientific	2
Tyre	Phoenician	Econimic	1
Ur	Sumerians	Scientific	1
Vatican City	Papal State	Cultural	2
Venice		Economic	2
Vienna	Austrian	Cultural	3
Vilnius			1
Vyadhapura	Funan	Cultural	1
Wiryeseong			1
Yamatai	Yayoi	Scientific	1
Yilan	Kavalan	Economic	1
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe	Cultural	2

Civilization Bingo

For those tracking which slots are yet to be filled for future DLC and would like to see an Age-separated layout:

Antiquity	Exploration	Modern
Aksum Egypt Greece Han Khmer Maurya Maya Mississippian Persia Rome Carthage Assyria {Silla}	Abbasids Chola Hawai'i Inca Majapahit Ming Mongolia Normans Songhai Spain Shawnee Bulgaria {Dai Viet}	America Buganda France Japan Mexico Mughals Qing Russia Siam Prussia Britain Qajar Nepal

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Civilization VII Analyst: Overview

Sid Meier's CIVILIZATION VII

Features

Ages

Legacy Paths

Culture Legacy Paths:

Military Legacy Paths:

Science Legacy Paths:

Economic Legacy Paths:

Crises

Legacy Traits

Codexes

Artifacts

Happiness

Celebrations

Governments

Diplomacy

Endeavors

Sanctions

Espionage

Independent Powers

Disasters/Climate Effects

Religion

Known Pantheons

Beliefs

Known Enhancer Beliefs

Known Founder Beliefs

Known Reliquary Beliefs

Relics

Temples and Missionaries

Civilizations

Special Abilities

Gameplay Unlocks

Leaders

Leader Attributes

Mementos

Independent Powers

Known Independent Powers

Civilization Bingo

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