Sid Meier's Civilization® VI: Babylon Pack (DLC)

This pack suits players who already know Civilization VI and want something fresh without jumping to a new entry. Babylon brings a different rhythm: science flows almost on its own through inspirations, but you will have to count every turn, since the civilization produces less science per turn. What to expect: - The first games with Hammurabi force you to rethink your usual plan, because inspirations matter more than raw science. - The Palgum on a riverbank quickly changes how you develop a city, so pick its spot carefully. - The Sabum Kibittum holds up well against cavalry, useful both in early defence and in conquest. - The Heroes and Legends mode adds legendary figures, and each game feels different with them. To buy Sid Meier's Civilization® VI: Babylon Pack (DLC) Steam gift, send us your Steam quick invite link and we will add you as a friend and send the pack as a gift to your account. The base game Sid Meier's Civilization® VI must already be on your account. This new content pack introduces Hammurabi as the leader of Babylon. The Babylon civilization excels at Science, as well as Government and Infrastructure. Includes the Babylon civilization with Hammurabi, the Sabum Kibittum unique unit, and the Palgum unique building. - Civ Unique Ability: The “Enuma Anu Enlil” ability allows Eurekas to provide all of the Science for technologies, but decreases the amount of Science generated each turn. - Leader Unique Ability: Hammurabi’s “Ninu Ilu Sirum” ability constructs the lowest Production cost building in each specialty district for free the first time that district is built. The ability also grants a bonus Envoy when any other district is constructed for the first time. Does not apply to the Government Plaza. - Unique Unit: Babylon features the Sabum Kibittum unique unit. This Ancient Era melee unit provides increased Combat Strength against Heavy and Light Cavalry units, and has additional Movement and Sight. - Unique Building: The Palgum replaces the Watermill. It unlocks with Irrigation and provides additional Production and Housing. It also increases the Food generated by all Freshwater tiles, but requires the City to be adjacent to a River. The Babylon pack also introduces the new “Heroes and Legends” game mode, an optional mode that features legendary figures from the world’s great cultural traditions as playable entities. - Recruit legendary characters to your flag and achieve new heights of prosperity, innovation, and military might. - New Heroes can be discovered through the Heroic Tales City Project or through exploration and city-state diplomacy. - Every Hero has one or more unique abilities based on their historic and/or mythic deeds. - Weave together fact and myth to create new narratives, triumphs, and legends for your civilizations. - Heroes have a finite Lifespan and expire after a certain number of turns, but can be recalled using Faith to aid your cause once more. - The first time a Hero dies or expires, they leave behind two Heroic Relic Great Works: an Epic and a symbolic object. These relics can aid their civilization throughout the rest of the game. Monuments can display these items in two new Heroic Relic slots. Additional New Content: - 24 New Great People - including the poet Rumi (Writer), the cultural anthropologist Margaret Mead (Scientist), and the Egyptian architect Imhotep (Engineer). - 6 New City-States - including one of each type: Cultural, Industrial, Militaristic, Religious, Scientific, and Trade. - 2 Unique Improvements unlocked by new City-States: - The Mahavihara is built by the Nalanda city-state and provides additional Science and Housing. It also gives bonus Faith for every adjacent Holy Site and bonus Science for every adjacent Campus. The Mahavihara unlocks a random Technology the first time it is constructed and must be built on flat land not adjacent to another Mahavihara. - The Trading Dome is built by the Samarkand city-state and provides additional Gold, plus further bonus Gold for every adjacent luxury resource. International Trade Routes sent from cities with Trading Domes generate increased Gold for each dome. Cannot be built adjacent to another Trading Dome.