Civilization Revolution/Famous People
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As a civilization's culture increases, they will attract Great Persons from history. Each one counts as a Cultural Milestone; when 20 Cultural Milestones are obtained a civilization may obtain a Cultural Victory by building the United Nations wonder. A Great Person initially behaves as a non-combat unit with two points of movement. Upon reaching a city, a Great Person may either:
- Settle in that specific city, providing a permanent and significant bonus to the city.
- or be Consumed to grant a once-off civilization-wide or unique bonus. The Great Person is destroyed in this process.
Once settled, a Great Person cannot be unsettled, although they can be kidnapped by Spies.
List of person types[edit]
Person Type | Settling Bonus | Consumable Bonus |
---|---|---|
Great Artist/Thinker | +50% Culture | Convert a nearby enemy city |
Great Leader | +3 Experience to new units | Upgrade all units to Veterans |
Great Scientist | +50% Science production | Immediately complete current research goal |
Great Humanitarian | +50% Population growth | +1 population to all cities |
Great Builder | -50% Building costs | Immediately complete current city's construction objective |
Great Explorer/Industrialist | +50% Gold production | Immediately obtain some gold: +50 if in the Ancient era, +100 in Medieval, +200 in Industrial, +400 in Modern |
List of great persons[edit]
Name | Type | Prerequisite Technology |
---|---|---|
Aesop | Artist/Thinker | Writing |
Agamemnon | Leader | Iron Working |
Roald Amundsen | Explorer/Industrialist | Combustion |
Archimedes | Scientist | Engineering |
Aristotle | Artist/Thinker | University |
Sargon | Explorer/Industrialist | Bronze Working |
Charles Babbage | Artist/Thinker | Networking |
J.S. Bach | Artist/Thinker | Religion |
Thomas Becket | Humanitarian | Feudalism |
Alexander Graham Bell | Scientist | Corporation |
Cheops | Builder | Masonry |
Christopher Columbus | Explorer/Industrialist | Banking |
Confucius | Scientist | Literacy |
Marie Curie | Scientist | Metallurgy |
Leonardo da Vinci | Builder | Invention |
David | Leader | Monarchy |
Vasco de Gama | Explorer/Industrialist | Navigation |
Fyodor Dostoevsky | Artist/Thinker | Industrialization |
Frederick Douglass | Humanitarian | Railroad |
Thomas Edison | Scientist | Electricity |
Albert Einstein | Scientist | Atomic Theory |
Enrico Fermi | Scientist | Nuclear Power |
Henry Ford | Explorer/Industrialist | Automobile |
Gilgamesh | Builder | Horseback Riding |
Johannes Gutenberg | Humanitarian | Printing press |
W.R. Hearst | Explorer/Industrialist | Mass Media |
Homer | Artist/Thinker | Alphabet |
Imhotep | Builder | Ceremonial Burial |
Otto Lilienthal | Scientist | Flight |
Guglielmo Marconi | Scientist | Electronics |
Karl Marx | Artist/Thinker | Communism |
Nebuchadnezzar | Builder | Construction |
Florence Nightingale | Humanitarian | Gunpowder |
Plato | Artist/Thinker | Pottery |
Marco Polo | Explorer/Industrialist | Currency |
Pythagoras | Scientist | Mathematics |
Albert Schweitzer | Humanitarian | Globalization |
Solomon | Scientist | Code of Laws |
Sophocles | Artist/Thinker | Democracy |
George Stephenson | Builder | Steel |
Leopold Stokowski | Artist/Thinker | Superconductor |
Tippu Sultan | Explorer/Industrialist | Space Flight |
Lao Tzu | Humanitarian | Irrigation |
James Watt | Builder | Steam Power |
Eli Whitney | Humanitarian | Mass Production |
Wilbur Wright | Explorer/Industrialist | Advanced Flight |