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This makes early expansion, along with early high-production plays like pantheon adjacency + Work Ethic, even more valuable to Poland. There is another, reliable source of relics in the world! It changes the game something crazy.
I don't know if this was removed from the mode, but at one point this worked and was wonderful.
The first number is the civ's overall score, which can be a reasonable proxy to how powerful the civ is overall. The second number is military power, which is an extremely important metric to keep track of - if your military power is significantly lower than that of neighbouring civs early on, you'll almost certainly be the target of a war.
Sorry if this has been asked before (I thought I saw it somewhere but can't find it now).
Great guides, I hope you will continue!