Perhaps more interesting, though, are four Secret Societies, which arrive as part of a new optional mode.
Plus, there're two new buildings: the Consulate grants additional influence each turn and reduces the level of enemy spies when they target its city or cities with encampments, and the Chancery grants additional science each time a city captures or kills a spy. The flagship addition this time, unsurprisingly, is the introduction of Ethiopia as a new civilisation with a new leader, and although developer Firaxis is saving details of both until closer to launch, it has shared more information on what's coming elsewhere.įor instance, the Ethiopia Pack also introduces a new district type - the Diplomatic Quarter - which grants more culture for each delegation or embassy from a foreign civ, and reduces the level of spies targeting the district or an adjacent one.
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So far Firaxis is saying nothing, but it's entirely possible that we'll see more of these societies being added if the game mode is a success.Civilization 6's second slice of DLC for the recently launched New Frontier expansion pass - titled the Ethiopia Pack - will be coming to PC and consoles next Thursday, 23rd July. Having the whole system for just four societies seems a little odd in a deep strategy game with dozens of choices at almost every stage. While each of the societies focuses on one or two specific victory types, there's definitely room for expansion. Eventually, players will unlock the ability to teleport between castles, setting them up as an early alternative to the airfield. In later eras, the Sanguine Pact will unlock the Vampire Castle tile improvement, which grants defensive bonuses and extra yields. When a Vampire would normally die, it instead retreats on 1 HP and can be healed through pillaging. Joining the Sanguine Pact will unlock the unique Vampire unit, which gains Combat Strength when adjacent units perish. We don't yet know what will cause them to send an invite, but it's safe to assume it will probably involve killing Barbarians or City-State units. Compared to the other societies, very little has been revealed about the Sanguine Pact so far. The final society, the Sanguine Pact, are a Militaristic organization dedicated to overcoming their foes through any means.
Each of the societies offers radically different titles, so players should be careful in choosing the right one to fit their plans. The titles are unlocked like normal Governor titles, but the later ones are only available after reaching certain eras. Unlike the rest, this Governor only has four titles and cannot be assigned to a city. After becoming a member, the player will unlock a unique Governor. Players can either accept or decline the societies' invitation, but once they join one, they'll be stuck with them for the rest of the game. These are designed to crop up in natural gameplay, and include sending an Envoy to a City-State, discovering a Tribal Village, or discovering a Natural Wonder. Once activated, players will be contacted by one of four societies when they reach a certain milestone. The setting will last the entire game and cannot be turned on halfway through. Players who own the Season Pass will be able to turn on the Secret Societies mode after the Ethiopia pack comes out. RELATED: Civilization 6: 6 Game Modes That Would Be Perfect New Frontier Pass Additions
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