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==Great Wonders== | ==Great Wonders== | ||
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===Shakespeare's Theatre=== | ===Shakespeare's Theatre=== | ||
Shakespeare's Theatre is a Wonder made possible by the "Free Artistry" Advance - the Advance that frequently gets ignored due to the presence of other, highly valuable Advances alongside it (such as Economics). | |||
Depending on where you place the Wonder, the Theatre is either extremely good or pointless. It renders eight unhappy citizens content, which is superb for a massive city with perpetual happiness issues, but not so good for most other cities. | |||
===The Great Library=== | ===The Great Library=== | ||
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===Leonardo's Workshop=== | ===Leonardo's Workshop=== | ||
Halves the cost to upgrade a unit. | |||
===Longevity=== | ===Longevity=== | ||
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===Smith's Trade Company=== | ===Smith's Trade Company=== | ||
Smith's Trade Company is one of the most useful Wonders in the game. Made possibly by the discovery of the "Economics" Advance, it pays the entire cost for all commerce-related city improvements in your civilization (such as Banks, Marketplaces, Harbors, and so forth). If you are a prodigious builder, you usually find that this greatly increases your income over the course of a single turn. | |||
It's an excellent Wonder for Democracy and Republic players, who are usually saddled with high unit costs. | |||
===Sun Tzu's The Art of War=== | ===Sun Tzu's The Art of War=== | ||
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===Battlefield medicine=== | ===Battlefield medicine=== | ||
*Presquite: build at least 10 hospitals. | |||
Allows units to heal in enemy territory, very important when one is on the offensive. | |||
===Forbidden Palace=== | ===Forbidden Palace=== | ||
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===Military Academy=== | ===Military Academy=== | ||
Allows a civilization to build army (at a cost of 400 shields each), instead of merely grinding elite units to create a military leader. | |||
===The Pentagon=== | ===The Pentagon=== | ||
Allows four units to load into an army instead of just three. Requires three armies in the field. | |||
===SDI Defense=== | ===SDI Defense=== | ||
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===Wall Street=== | ===Wall Street=== | ||
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