Sid Meier's Civilization® VII: Tides of Power Collection

Tides of Power Collection* includes: • 2 new leaders: Edward Teach, Sayyida al Hurra • 4 new civilizations: Tonga, Republic of Pirates, Ottomans, Iceland • 4 new Wonders: Great Lighthouse, Nan Madol, Great Blue Hole, Mapu'a Vaea Blowholes Explore new possibilities for your personalized empire with post-launch paid add-on content of the Tides of Power Collection! Embody two new leaders: Edward Teach and Sayyida al Hurra. Lead four new civilizations: Republic of Pirates, Tonga, Ottomans, and Iceland. Discover the majesty of four new Wonders: Great Lighthouse, Nan Madol, Great Blue Hole, and Mapu'a Vaea Blowholes. EDWARD TEACH LEADER Edward Teach, better known as Blackbeard, was an English pirate whose name sparked dread in the captains of the Caribbean. In 1716, he joined the crew of Benjamin Hornigold, a leader of the Flying Gang, and quickly gained his own ships. With his impressive height, his long beard (decorated with, at times, lit fuses), and reputation for violence, he stalked the sea-lanes of the Caribbean and the nightmares of sailors. He outlived the Flying Gang and moved his operation to the Outer Banks of present-day North Carolina, where a pirate hunter, Robert Maynard, finally caught up with him. Attributes: Militaristic, Economic Unique Ability - Blackbeard: All Naval Units gain the Pirate Ability, allowing them to cross borders of other civilizations, Plunder Trade Routes from non-Allied civilizations, and attack Naval Units of non-Allied civilizations without declaring war. Defeating any Naval Units with your own Naval Units provides Gold equal to a set percentage of its Combat Strength and captures that Unit. Increased Gold maintenance costs for all Naval Units. Agenda - Queen Anne's Revenge: Increase Relationship by a Small Amount with leaders that build Naval Units. Decrease Relationship by a Small Amount with leaders that neglect to build Naval Units. SAYYIDA AL HURRA LEADER In the wake of Granada's fall, Sayyida al Hurra rose as Morocco's champion to challenge Iberian power in North Africa. As the sole ruler of Tétouan, she was a fierce diplomat who strong-armed the Europeans in their native tongues and earned their admiration. When talks failed, she turned to the Barbary corsairs, forging alliances with famed pirates who kept her waters safe and her city wealthy. Attributes: Diplomatic, Militaristic Unique Ability - Hakima Tatwan: Receive a Naval Unit every time you complete an Espionage Action. Naval Units stationed on a District provide increased Culture and increased Influence per Age. No Influence penalty for your Espionage being revealed. Opponents cannot use Counter Spy against you. Agenda - Wattasid Dynasty: Decrease Relationship by a Medium Amount with leaders who have the most Naval Units on the map. Increase Relationship by a Small Amount with leaders who have the least Naval Units on the map. TONGA - ANTIQUITY AGE CIVILIZATION Into the endless blue, in search of new lands on scattered islands, the Polynesians sailed, settling the island of Tonga nearly three thousand years ago. Around 1000 CE, though, came another expansion, the Tu'i Tonga Empire – a struggle for dominance, tribute, and fealty over the Pacific. The Tongan kings maintained this system of hierarchical lordship over the islands until it, too, splintered. Attributes: Expansionist, Diplomatic Unique Ability - Lords of the South: Increased Influence on City Halls and the Palace if adjacent to Coast. Cannot incorporate City-States. Unique Civilian Unit: Tehina (Unique Scout Unit) Unique Military Unit: Kalia (Unique Naval Unit) Associated Wonder: Ha'amonga 'a Maui REPUBLIC OF PIRATES - EXPLORATION AGE CIVILIZATION Where there is wealth, there is greed. The scramble for new world riches in the early 18th century brought English, Spanish, French, and Dutch fleets – but the prospect of quick riches also brought pirates. These were rarely organized, but in 1706, one band, the Flying Gang, took over the island of New