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Grant's Yaghan (Masemikensh)
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Grant's Yaghan (Masemikensh)

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Adds the Yaghan under Masemikensh.



Uttermost Part of the Earth
Civilian Units suffer no terrain penalties while on Tundra and Snow, and store some of the nearest city's Food when a citizen is born (max 50%). Embarked units may improve tiles in neutral territory if adjacent to Hills.

Anan (Trireme)
-3 Strength. Produced faster from forest tiles around the city. Performs a weak ranged attack before melee combat if stacked with an embarked unit.

Yekamush (Great Prophet)
Replaces the Great Prophet. May heal a city when adjacent up to three times. When embarked or on a coastal tile, nearby Whale resources passively migrate towards the unit.

Creds:
Music: Jelle Proost (Peace), Kenos (War)
Civ Alpha: Senshi

Supports YnAEMP v25, RtP, CulDiv, Community Patch
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grant  [author] 16 Jan, 2020 @ 10:56am 
good point, i think i'll keep the 50% bonus, but restrict it to increasing per civilian on or adjacent to Tundra/Snow
anothernick1996 16 Jan, 2020 @ 9:23am 
An interesting setup, but the UA looks overpowered. Saving 50% of food combined with the medical lab's 25% and the aqueduct's 40% adds up to 115%. Assuming the game's code allows for it, that gives you more food than you put in, making your late game population go up ridiculously quickly. Hell, even the 90% from just the UA and Aqueduct is hilariously powerful and you can have that for most of the game. This kind of boost belongs on a unique aqueduct or something. Not in a UA. It could also be good if the Civ just couldn't build aqueducts, but I don't know if that would be possible to implement since there is a social policy that gives you a free one.