NEW CIVILIZATIONS
This small expansion adds four new civilizations to
Sid Meier’s Civilization: The Board Game.
To fully use these new civilizations you must also
play with the Fame and Fortune official expansion.
CIVILIZATION BONUSES
The bonuses each new civilization receives at the
start of the game are summarized as follows.
AZTEC
When the Aztec receives units at the start of the
game, they receive two units of each type (infantry, is saved at the end of the battle (with the Chinese
cavalry and artillery) instead of one. Then they
must discard one unit of their choice of each type for killing units when attacking a village.
(they should now have one infantry, one cavalry
and one artillery unit).
ENGLAND
England begins the game governed by Monarchy
instead of by Despotism. In addition England starts
with both Monarchy and Civil Service techs.
FRANCE
France begins the game governed by Feudalism
instead of by Despotism. In addition, due to
Chivalry, France’s cavalry military level marker
starts the game at rank 2.
INCA
The Inca begins the game with a coin printed on
their civilization sheet. This coin function as any When using the Inca civilization it is recommended
other printed coin.
MONGOLIA
Mongolia starts with one extra cavalry unit from the
market board, adding the unit to their standing
forces.
PERSIA
Persia starts with one ancient culture event card
(one column). Due to Mysticism Persia may draw 2
of these cards and choose one to keep and one to
discard.
CLARIFICATIONS
England uses the white city marker to represent the
fourth city.
The Aztec gains culture for killing a unit even if it
ability for instance). The Aztec also gains culture
OPTIONAL RULE
Players that wish to make the game map a little
more varied in terms of terrain and movement may
agree to use the following optional rule:
DIFFICULT MOUNTAINS
When a figure moves to a mountain square, it must
use two points of movement instead of one (if the
figure does not have two points of movement left, it
cannot move to a mountain square). This penalty is
negated when the player have research Flight tech.
Mountain squares in city outskirts are not affected
by this rule – it is assumed there are roads and
tunnels in such places to make access easier.
that you also use this optional rule.
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