+1 Envoy Policy: Scripture, but removes God King Building: Mahabodhi Temple, Temple Policy: Natural Philosophy Building: Great Library Policy: Literary Tradition Building: Amphitheater District: Theater Square Policy: Charismatic Leader, Diplomatic League Government: Autocracy, Classical Republic, Oligarchy Policy: Insulae Building: Arena, Colosseum District: Entertainment Complex +1 Envoy Policy: Inspiration, Revelation Building: Oracle Trade Routes Policy: Caravansaries, Maritime Industries Unit: TraderĪllows for flanking and support combat bonuses to all combat units Policy: Maneuver, StrategosĪllows player to enforce borders and grant Open Borders to other civilizations Policy: Colonization, Land Surveyors Policy: Discipline, God King, Survey, Urban Planning
Speaking of governments, you can unlock government upgrades through some Civics, allowing you to gain more passive bonuses and increased policy slots. These policies have a specific color code, and each government type has its own amount of slots for all the different types of colors, including multicolored slots. Starting off with the Code of Laws, you will enhance and strengthen your culture to be able to build new buildings, get passive bonuses, and obtain new policies you can use to increase the efficiency of whichever victory type you are trying to obtain.Įach time you get a Civic upgrade, you will be able to change out your policies if you would like to.
In Civilization VI, you will be able to advance your cultural focuses throughout your civilization's lifetime.
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