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| Sid
Meier's Civilization IV: Warlords |
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Sid
Meier's Civilization IV: Warlords is the first expansion
pack for the award-winning game that has become an instant
world-wide hit. Paying homage to some of history’s
greatest military leaders, the expansion will deliver
six unique and interesting scenarios, giving players the
chance to change the course of history with the help of
their new powerful "warlord" unit. Civ IV: Warlords
will include new civilizations, leaders, units, and wonders
that will offer even more fun and exciting ways for players
to expand their civilization’s military power as
they strive for world domination.
Including a new great person type called
the Warlord you will be able to conquer an enemy and
subjugate them to your rule as Vassal States.
The expansion will deliver six scenarios and 6 new civilizations
and associated unique units. Ten new leaders will be
also be provided and the list will include leaders for
the new civilizations as well as additional leaders
for existing civilizations.
Each civilization will have a new unique building as
well as their unique unit and many new items will be
presented throughout the scenarios. Expanded features
and gameplay tweaks will be made to the core game giving
unprecedented control throughout. The pack will also
contain all of the patches and game additions (pit boss,
etc.) yet released for Sid Meier's Civilization IV.
New Scenario List
Chinese Unification (350 BC): Take
control of one of Ancient China’s kingdoms in
an attempt to unify the country by either the pen or
the sword.
Peloponnesian Wars (430 BC): Mighty
Athens and Sparta struggle for dominance of Greece and
surrounding territories.
Alexander’s Conquests (330 BC):
Alexander attempts to conquer the world to the south
and east of Greece, taking on the Persians, Egyptians,
and Indians.
Rise of Rome (300 BC): Battle as Rome,
Carthage, Greece, Gaul, or Egypt for control of the
Mediterranean.
Vikings (800 AD): Become ruler of the
Vikings and send your men out on numerous raids against
Europe. Victory is decided by how much loot can be acquired.
Genghis Khan (1206 AD): Relive the
conquests of one of history’s greatest military
leaders and capture – or if you must, destroy
– all of Asia.
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