Part

Warfare

You might say: exterminate, combat, war

The use of units to fight for cities and territory.

What it does

Makes borders contested and gives expansion a military path.

Ask

When is war worth more than building, and can the player tell?

What to look for

1. Armies and fleets on the map
2. An attack preview before combat

Parts

• Units: The pieces on the map: settlers, scouts, workers and military units, each with movement, strength and abilities.
• Combat model: The rules for how a fight resolves: multiple units in a tile, one unit per tile, a separate tactical map, or automatic fleet combat.
• Combat odds: The predicted result of an attack, shown before the player commits.
• Movement and supply: Movement points and logistics rules that limit how far units can travel and what it costs to keep them in the field.
• War weariness: Unhappiness or another cost that grows as an empire fights prolonged or costly wars.

Sources

1. 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization VI Manual, Unit CombatMilitary units can engage in combat against other units or against cities.
2. 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization IV Manual, Moving Your UnitsYou’ll send military units off to conquer enemy cities; you’ll send out settlers to build cities and claim more terrain for your civilization

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