In the old versions of Civilization you had to conquer the entire world in order to get a domination victory. We have placed the article in our archive. It’s a useful tactic if you want some good allies in-game.įor more Civilization VI tips and tricks, keep it locked right here at Twinfinite with our wiki.Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in 2010 and has not been updated since that time.
And, of course, I’m sure the city-state you just saved will be in your debt.
Liberating the city-state will act as a counter to the damaging Warmonger penalty you would usually get for a raze, or claiming the city for your own. You can either keep the city for your own, raze it to the ground, or Liberate it, which is the option we’re most concerned with here. When you finally break its defenses, you will have three options instead of the usual two. If the time comes, like it did in my game, (where Norway decided it would stomp all over Toronto) you can actually restore your friend to their former glory by sending some units over there and taking it like it was a city. More often than not, though, your city-state buddies will be prey to other civilizations looking for a nice plot of land and precious resources. This could severely shift the tide of a particularly egregious war. This can be tremendously useful, too, as once you become a city-state’s suzerain, you can then receive bonuses to some yields, special luxuries, and even the ability to levy their entire army for a fee. You now utilize an envoy system to sow favor, in which you send delegates to their capital, and after one, three, and six envoys you get certain district-related bonuses. In Civilization VI they’re a lot more viable, much like the barbarians, and can serve as powerful allies or even more nefarious foes.
In Civilization V, city-states were pretty much pointless wastes of land, only there to be paid off for favors in the World Congress. Friends don’t let friends get their city-states captured.
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