The Story of Civilizations

Description

Get ready to enter a new, alternate Earth where fantasy species, cute talking animals, monsters and fairytale creatures coexist with humans, where technology from all eras are being reused together with modern and futuristic ones, and where prehistoric tribes, ancient civilizations and old-time countries from all eras also coexist with modern nations (because they never fell for obvious reasons) in The Story of Civilizations! This is where get to play either as a ruler of a custom civilization (in form of a child or a teenager), or a leader of a civilization of your choice with endless possibilities. What will your new world look like?

Buildings

Name	Description	Building Type	Technology	Cost
Academy	Gives children, teenagers and young adults more sophisticated education while increasing research points at the same time.	Education & Research	Mathematics	$5900
Agora	Allows you to trade resources from non-traveling merchants while your people is trading for food. Also grants an ability to hold events.	Public Services	Democracy	$3800
Andron	Adds a maximum of 100 people (males only).	Residential	Advanced Pottery	$10
Aqueduct	Gathers water from water bodies.	Resources	Water Supply	$2500
Arsenal	Grants you an ability to store heavier weapons.	Military	Heavy Infantry	$2000000
Art Workshop	Processes busts into sculptures.	Industrial (Luxury Goods)	Sculpture	$1500000
Barracks	Houses your military personnel and their families.	Residential	Advanced Stone Weapons	$400
Bookstore	Have your people buy produced books to boost science points.	Businesses & Commerce	Education	$140
Bouleuterion	Allows council meetings to be held.	Government	Civil Rights	$472000
Cemetery	Buries dead bodies to prevent disease spreading rates.	Public Services	Religion	$1400
Colossus	This is one iof the true Wonders of the World - the great statue of Helios, the Greek god of the Sun! That's right, it's the god of the Sun. That generates 500000 gold per year and encourages heist teams in raiding landmarks. If you research solar energy, then solar power plants would get a boost on.	Wonders	Banking	$4000000
Copper Mine	Gathers copper ores.	Resources	Copper Working	$200
Corral	Gathers beef and milk for your population. Requires cattle ranches to be built.	Resources	Cattle	$1000
Cowshed	Increases maximum limit of farmers by 1,200 and troops by 1,200.	Resources	Advanced Breeding	$7200
Cropland	Increases maximum limit of farmers by 500.	Resources	Advanced Agriculture	$1000
Customs House	Improves trading prices. Requires trading buildings to be built.	Military	Cartography	$755000
Dairy Factory	Processes milk and salt into cheese.	Industrial	Cheesy	$252000
Defensive Walls	Increases strength by 600%.	Defenses	City Planning	$200
Ditch	Farmer efficiency increases by 20%.	Infrastructure	Irrigation	$2500
Drill Hall	Gives your troops even more strength, albeit slightly slower than training grounds.	Military	Copper Weapons	$142000
Drydocks	Allows you to rename, repair, upgrade and dismantle ships, and unlock even more trade routes as well. Requires shipyards to be built.	Infrastructure	Shipbuilding	$472000
Egyptian Pyramid	Allows you to bury dead nobles, including dead rulers and politicians. Also grants Kemetism worshipping satisfaction. Once you reach the Tomorrow Era, you'll be able to make this place as a top-secret headquarters for your landmark heist teams.	Wonders	Megastructures	$1500000
Fishery	Gathers fish from various water bodies.	Resources	Fisheries	$120
Foundry	Processes armor from bronze.	Industrial	Armor	$577000
Fountain Park	Gathers water from pipes while increasing its vicinity's beauty slightly.	Resources	Water Supply	$6000
Granary	Grants you an ability to store grains (corn, barley, wheat and rice). Requires wheat fields, barley fields, cornfields and/or rice paddies to be built.	Resources	Plough	$4000
Guard Tower	Increases defense bonus to all kinds of troops by 30%.	Defenses	Military Engineering	$53000
Gymnasium	Increases maximum limit of soldiers by 120. Also gives your soldiers some advanced training.	Military	Physical Training	$170
Gynaeceum	Adds a maximum of 100 people (females only).	Residential	Advanced Pottery	$10
Harbor	Grants you an ability to store ships. Requires shipyards and drydocks to be built.	Infrastructure	Cartography	$75000
Hunting Camp	Gathers game and fur for your population. Requires hunting lodges to be built.	Resources	Trapping	$800
Infirmary	Heals your people.	Public Services	Medicine	$1100000
Laboratory	Increases research points faster.	Education & Research	Exerpiments	$1500000
Library	Increases culture and research points at the same time.	Education & Research	Writing	$150000
Lighthouse	Reduces chances of ship disasters while reducing casualties inflicted from sea-based disasters. Also unlocks new trading routes.	Infrastructure	Navigation	$3800
Marble Workshop	Processes marbles into busts. Requires marble quarries to be built.	Industry (Luxury Goods)	Monuments	$5900
Marketplace	Allows you to trade resources from traveling merchants while your people is trading for food.	Public Services	Trade	$90
Megalith	Increases animist worshipping satisfaction.	Religion	Religion	$7000
Mine	Gathers ores.	Resources	Mining	$700
Moat	Increases defense bonus to all kinds of troops by 20%.	Defenses	Military Engineering	$84000
Mudbrick House	Adds a maximum of 100 people.	Residential	Mudbrick Construction	$80
Nobility House	Houses aristocrats. Also boosts tax collection.	Residential	Monarchy	$6300
Oracle	Increases Hellenist worshipping satisfaction.	Religion	Great Ceremonies	$6100
Palace	This is your residence. You can't build a second palace, nor you can't even move the palace at all, because it's in the heart of the capital city, so make sure you place it somewhere appropriate before doing it. After building it, you must protect this building at all costs, or else you'll lost the game! Also trains palace guards.	Wonders	Social Class	$15000
Palisade	Increases strength by 200%.	Defenses	Component Tools	$5400
Pasture	Increases the maximum limit of farmers by 40 and troops by 20.	Production	Animal Breeding	$100
Pier	Allows you to build small boats, thus being able to transfer a small amount of resources and/or tranport your citizens and touists to nearby islands or riversides.	Infrastructure	Seamanship	$5400
Primitive Hut	Adds a maximum of 10 people.	Residential	Crude Stone Tools	$100
Quarry	Gathers stone.	Resources	Quarrying	$140
Road Network	Allows vehicles to transport anywhere.	Infrastructure	Wheels for Transportation	$60
Shipyard	Processes lumber into ships.	Industrial (Miscellaneous)	Shipbuilding	$75000
Smithy	Processes ores into ingots. Requires smelter mills to be built.	Industrial (Basic Goods)	Metallurgy	$23000
Stables	Trains horseback troops.	Military	Riding	$672000
Storage Facility	Grants you an ability to store all kinds of resources. Requires any production building to be built.	Infrastructure & Traffic	Captive Animals	$3000
Theatre	Entertains your people.	Entertainment	Dramaturgy	$1000
Vegetable Garden	Produces vegetables.	Resources	Advanced Agriculture	$50
Well	Gathers water from the ground.	Resources	Water Supply	$1000
Wharf	Gathers fish for your workers. Requires fisheries to be built.	Resources	Boat	$5000
Winery	Processes grapes and water into wine.	Industrial (Luxury Goods)	Advanced Agriculture	$1100000
Workshop	Boosts stonework production by one point per each worker.	Industrial (Basic Goods)	Improved Stone Tools	$400
Ziggurat	Increases Mesopotamian worshipping satisfaction.	Religion	Polytheism	$9000

Civilizations

Country	Official Name	Capital(s)	Leader
Abbasid	Abassid Sultanate	Kufa	Al-Musta'sim Billah
Adal	Sultanate of Adal	Zeila	Ahmad ibn Ibrahim al-Ghazi
Akkadia	Akkadian Empire	Akkad	Sargon of Akkad
Almohads	Almohad Caliphate	Marrakesh	Abu Yusuf Yaqub al-Mansur
Anangunistan	State of Anangunistan	Alice Springs	Sammy Wilson
Andalusia	Sultanate of Andalusia	Cordoba	Al-Hakam II
Antarctica	Penguins' Republic of Antarctica	Penguin City	Sarah Jane Penguinton
Antioch	Principality of Antioch	Antakya	Bohemond VI
Apacheria	Chiefdom of Apacheria	Mesa	Geronimo
Arabia	Caliphate of Arabia	Mecca	Saladin
Arawakia	Tribal Republic of Arawakia	Puerto Ayacucho	Agüeybaná I
Argentina	Argentine Republic	Buenos Aires	Eva Perón
Assyria	Assyrian Empire	Nineveh	Sennacherib
Australia	Commonwealth of Australia	Canberra	Malcolm Turnbull
Austria-Hungary	Austro-Hungarian Empire	Vienna	Franz Joseph I of Austria
Aztlán	Aztec Empire	Tenochtitlan	Moctezuma II
Babylonia	Babylonian Empire	Babylon	Nebuchadnezzar II
Bavaria	Kingdom of Bavaria	Munich	Prince Luitpold of Bavaria
Belgium	Kingdom of Belgium	Brussels	Philippe of Belgium
Bolivia	Plurinational State of Bolivia	La Paz & Sucre	Evo Morales
Brazil	Federative Republic of Brazil	Brasília	Dilma Rousseff
Byzantium	Byzantine Empire	Constantinople	Constantine the Great
Cambodia	Khmer Empire	Phnom Penh	Jayavarman VII
Canada	Commonwealth of Canada	Ottawa	Justin Trudeau
Caria	Kingdom of Caria	Miletus	Mausolus
Carthage	Carthaginian Empire	Carthage	Hannibal
Castiles	Kingdom of Castiles	Toledo	Alfonso XI
Cebu	Rajahnate of Cebu	Cebu City	Rajah Humabon
Celtica	Celtic Federation	Numantia	Boudicca
Chaldea	Kingdom of Chaldea	Harran	Nabopolassar
Cherokeeria	Cherokee Republic	New Echota	John Ross
China	People's Republic of China	Beijing	Xi Jinping
Chile	Republic of Chile	Santiago	Augusto Pinochet
Chinchorronia	Tribal Chiefdom of Chinchorronia	Arica	Mr. Chinchorro
Chola	Chola Empire	Cholapuram	Rajaraja Chola III
Colombia	Republic of Colombia	Bogotá	Gustavo Rojas Pinilla
Confederate States	Confederate States of America	Richmond	Jefferson Davis
Congo	Republic of the Congo	Brazzaville	Denis Sassou Nguesso
Corinth	Oligarchy of Corinth	Corinth	Cypselus
Creeland	Chiefdom of Creeland	Winnipeg	Mistahimaskwa
Crete	Republic of Crete	Heraklion	Minos
Cro-Magnonia	Cro-Magnonian Republic	Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil	The Master
Cuba	Republic of Cuba	Havana	Fidel Castro
Cyprus	Republic of Cyprus	Nicosia	Georgios Papadopoulos
Dacia	Kingdom of Dacia	Sarmizegetusa Regia	Burebista
Denmark	Kingdom of Denmark	Copenhagen	Margrethe II of Denmark
Dogeland	Doge Empire	Dogechester	Kabosu
Doria Hexapolis	Federation of the Dorian Hexapolis	Patras	Hyllus
East Turkestan	Republic of East Turkestan	Ürümqi	Sheng Shicai
Egypt	Pharaohdom of Egypt	Cairo	Tutankhamun
Ephesus	Dictatorship of Ephesus	Selçuk	Ephesus Council
Equestria	Pony Realm of Equestria	Canterlot	Twilight Sparkle
Ethiopia	Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia	Addis Ababa	Sahle-Work Zewde
Etruria	Kingdom of Etruria	Bologna	Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
Finland	Republic of Finland	Helsinki	Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim
France	French Republic	Paris	Emmanuel Macron
Francia	Kingdom of the Franks	Tournai	Charlemagne
Gaul	Tribal Kingdom of Gaul	Lugdunum	Vercingetorix
Georgia	Republic of Georgia	Tbilisi	Tamar of Georgia
Germany	German Empire	Berlin	Wilhelm II
Ghaznavids	Ghaznavid Dynasty	Ghazni	Sultan Bahram Shah
Gothia	Kingdom of Gothia	Gothenburg	Alaric I
Greece	Hellenic Republic	Athens	Katerina Sakellaropoulou
Han	Han Dynasty	Xi'an	Qin Shi Huang
Harappa	Indus Valley Civilization	Harappa	King Harappason
Hawaii	Kingdom of Hawaii	Honolulu	Kamehameha I
Heptarchia	Federation of the Heptarchy	Winchester	Harold Godwinson
Hittite Empire	Hittite Empire	Hattusa	Suppiluliumas I
Holy Roman Empire	Holy Roman Empire	Regensburg	Louis IV, Holy Roman Emperor
Hungary	Kingdom of Hungary	Budapest	Stephen I of Hungary
Hunnic Empire	Hunnic Empire	Attila's Court	Attila the Hun
Hyksos	Hyksos Confederation	Avaris	Sakir-Har
Ilkhanate	Hulagu Ilkhanate	Maragheh	Huagu Khan
Inca	Incan Empire	Cusco	Atahualpa
India	Republic of India	Delhi	Mahatma Gandhi
Indonesia	Republic of Indonesia	Jakarta	Suharto
Inuit	Grand Inuit State	Iqaluit	Natan Obed
Iran	Islamic Republic of Iran	Tehran	Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Iraq	Republic of Iraq	Baghdad	Saddam Hussein
Ireland	Republic of Ireland	Dublin	Michael D. Higgins
Iroquoia	Iroquois Confederacy	Onondaga	Hiawatha
Israel	State of Israel	Jerusalem	Ariel Sharon
Italy	Italian Republic	Milan	Silvio Berlusconi
Ivatania	Ivatanian Federation	Basco	Marilou H. Cayco
Jamaica	Commonwealth of Jamaica	Kingston	Andrew Holness
Japan	Empire of Japan	Tokyo	Naruhito
Jin	Jin Dynasty	Harbin	Emperor Zhangzong of Jin
Kanem-Bornu	Kanem-Bornu Empire	Njimi	Idris Alooma
Kazakhstan	Republic of Kazakhstan	Almaty	Nursultan Nazarbayev
Khwarazm	Khwarazmian Dynasty	Tabriz	Qutb ad-Din Muhammad I
Kongo	Kingdom of Kongo	M'banza-Kongo	Afonso I of Kongo
Larissa	Democratic Republic of Larissa	Larissa	Meno
Latvia	Republic of Latvia	Riga	Kārlis Ulmanis
Libya	Great Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya	Tripoli	Muammar Gaddafi
Lithuania	Grand Duchy of Lithuania	Vilnius	Mikołaj "the Black" Radziwiłł
Lycia	Kingdom of Lycia	Xanthos	Iobates
Lydia	Kingdom of Lydia	Sardis	Croesus
Macedonia	Macedonian Empire	Pella	Alexander the Great
Mactan	Rajahnate of Mactan	Lapu-Lapu City	Lapu-Lapu
Maguindanao	Sultanate of Maguindanao	Buluan	Muhammad Kudarat
Makuria	Kingdom of Makuria	Dongola	Joel of Dotawo
Mali	Malian Empire	Niani	Musa I of Mali
Mamluks	Mamluk Sultanate	Aleppo	Qutuz
Manchukuo	Empire of Great Manchuria	Changchun	Puyi
Māoristan	Kingdom of Māoristan	Auckland	Te Arikinui Tūheitia Paki
Mauritania	Islamic Republic of Mauritania	Nouakchott	Mohamed Ould Ghazouani
Maya	Mayan Empire	Tikal	K'inich Janaab Pakal
Mexico	United Mexican States	Mexico City	Enrique Peña Nieto
Mochica	Pietous State of Mochica	Mochetown	Ai Apaec
Mongolia	Mongol Empire	Karakorum	Genghis Khan
Morocco	Kingdom of Morocco	Rabat	Mohammed VI
Mughalistan	Mughal Empire	Agra	Babur
Myanmar	Republic of the Union of Myanmar	Naypyidaw	Aung San Suu Kyi
Naples	Kingdom of Naples	Naples	Napoleon Bonaparte
Netherlands	Kingdom of the Netherlands	Amsterdam	Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
Nicaragua	Republic of Nicaragua	Managua	Daniel Ortega
Nigeria	Republic of Nigeria	Abuja	Muhammadu Buhari
Normandy	Duchy of Normandy	Rouen	William the Conqueror
North Korea	Democratic People's Republic of Korea	Pyongyang	Kim Jong-un
North Macedonia	Republic of North Macedonia	Skopje	Stevo Pendarovski
North Pole	Elvish Kingdom of the North Pole	Santa's Workshop	Santa Claus
Norway	Kingdom of Norway	Oslo	Harald V of Norway
Nubia	Kingdom of Nubia	Meroë	Taharqa
Olmecia	Olmec Empire	La Venta	The Olmec King
Ostrogothia	Ostrogothic Kingdom	Ravenna	Theodoric the Great
Ottoman Empire	Sublime Ottoman State	Bursa	Suleiman the Magnificent
Pala	Pala Empire	Munger	Gopala
Paraguay	Republic of Paraguay	Asunción	Alfredo Stroessner
Parthia	Parthian Empire	Ctesiphon	Arsaces I
Parts Unknown	Barbarian Empire of Parts Unknown	Whateverton	The Barbarian Chief
Persia	Persian Empire	Persepolis	Xerxes I
Philippines	Republic of the Philippines	Manila	Rodrigo Duterte
Phoenicia	Phoenician Empire	Byblos	Luli
Phrygia	Kingdom of Phrygia	Gordium	Midas
Pirate Republic	Unified Pirate Republic	Tortuga	Blackbeard
Poland	Republic of Poland	Warsaw	Lech Wałęsa
Polynesia	Union of Federal Polynesian Kingdoms	Pape'ete	Pōmare I
Portugal	Portuguese Republic	Lisbon	António de Oliveira Salazar
Promania	United Aboriginal Lands of Promania	Darwin	Bungaree
Prussia	Kingdom of Prussia	Kaliningrad	Frederick the Great
Rapa Nui	Kingdom of Rapa Nui	Hanga Roa	Hotu Matu'a
Rhodes	Democratic State of Rhodes	Rhodes	Tlepolemus
Roman Empire	Roman Empire	Rome	Julius Caesar
Romania	Socialist Republic of Romania	Bucharest	Nicolae Ceaușescu
Russia	Russian Federation	Moscow	Vladimir Putin
Samoa	Independent State of Samoa	Apia	Va'aletoa Sualauvi II
Sardinia	Kingdom of Sardinia	Cagliari	Victor Emmanuel II of Italy
Sarmatia	Kingdom of Sarmatia	Luhansk	Tasius
Sassanids	Sassanid Empire	Estakhr	Bahram V
Scotland	Kingdom of Scotland	Edinburgh	Robert the Bruce
Scythia	Kingdom of Scythia	Nikopol'	Ateas
Seleucids	Seleucid Empire	Seleucia	Seleucus I Nicator
Seljukia	Seljuk Empire	Nishapur	Kay Khosrow
Sentinelia	Great Sentinelese Empire	North Sentinel Island	The Chief
Shang	Shang Dynasty	King Zhou of Shang	Anyang
Shoshone	Great Shoshone Chiefdom	Preston	Washakie
Siouxland	Republic of Siouxland	Hardin	Sitting Bull
Songhai	Songhai Empire	Gao	Sunni Ali
South Africa	Republic of South Africa	Bloemfontein, Cape Town & Pretoria	Nelson Mandela
South Korea	Republic of Korea	Seoul	Moon Jae-in
Southern Song Dynasty	Southern Song Dynasty	Hangzhou	Emperor Gaozong of Song
Spain	Kingdom of Spain	Madrid	Felipe VI of Spain
Sparta	Kingdom of Sparta	Sparti	Leonidas I
Sulu	Sultanate of Sulu	Jolo	Muedzul Lail Tan Kiram
Sumeria	Federation of Unified Sumerian City-States	Sumer	Gilgamesh
Sweden	Kingdom of Sweden	Stockholm	Carl XVI Gustaf
Syria	Syrain Arab Republic	Damascus	Bashar al-Assad
Tajikistan	Republic of Tajikistan	Dushanbe	Emomali Rahmon
Tamilakam	Empire of Tamilakam	Chennai	Three Crowned Kings
Tasmania	Kingdom of Tasmania, Realm of the Palawa	Hobart	Mannalargenna
Thailand	Kingdom of Thailand	Bangkok	Bhumibol Adulyadej
Thrace	Kingdom of the Thrace	Komotini	Teres I
Tibet	Empire of Tibet	Lhasa	Nyatri Tsenpo
Timurids	Timurid Empire	Herat	Timur
Toltecia	Toltec Empire	Tula	Ce Técpatl Mixcoatl
Tonga	Kingdom of Tonga	Nuku'alofa	'Aho'eitu
Troy	Kingdom of Troy	Çanakkale	Priam
Tunisia	Republic of Tunisia	Tunis	Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
Tupia	Imperium Tupium	Palmas	Cunhambebe
Turkey	Republic of Turkey	Istanbul	Recep Tayyip Erdoğan
United Kingdom	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland	London	Elizabeth II
United States	United States of America	Washington, D.C.	Donald Trump
Vandalia	Vandal Kingdom	Annaba	Genseric
Vatican City	Vatican City State	Vatican City	Pope Francis
Venezuela	Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela	Caracas	Hugo Chávez
Venice	Most Serene Republic of Venice	Venice	Enrico Dandolo
Vietnam	Socialist Republic of Vietnam	Hanoi	Nguyễn Phú Trọng
Vichy France	French State	Vichy	Philippe Pétain
Vikingstan	Viking Empire	Uppåkra	Harald Hardrada
Visigothia	Visigothic Kingdom	Toulouse	Ataulf
Volhynia	Principality of Galicia-Volhynia	Lutsk	Konstanty Ostrogski
Volkstaat	Republic of Volkstaat	Cape Town	Paul Kruger
Wales	Kingdom of Wales	Cardiff	Gruffydd ap Llywelyn
Wallmapu	Mapuche State of Wallmapu	Temuco	Lautaro
Western Liao	Western Liao Dynasty	Balasugun	Kuchlug
Xia	Xia Dynasty	Gaocheng & Gongyi	Emperor Xiangzong of Western Xia
Yamato	Yamato Nation	Nara	Prince Shōtoku
Yemen	Republic of Yemen	Sana'a	Ali Abdullah Saleh
Yugoslavia	Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia	Sarajevo	Josip Broz Tito
Zaire	Republic of Zaire	Kinshasa	Mobutu Sese Seko
Zimbabwe	Republic of Zimbabwe	Harare	Robert Mugabe
Zululand	Zulu Empire	Pietermaritzburg	Shaka Zulu

Landmarks

• 30 St Mary Axe
• Abbey Lounge
• Abraj Al-Bait
• Abu Simbel temples
• Abuna Yemata Guh
• Acropolis of Athens
• Acropolis of Rhodes
• Adler Planetarium
• Adršpach-Teplice Rocks
• Ajinkyatara
• Al-Khazneh
• Albertina
• Alcatraz
• Alhambra Palace
• Amalienborg
• American Museum of Natural History
• Anavilhanas National Park
• Angel Falls
• Angkor Wat
• Arc de Trioumphe
• Arecibo Observatory
• Aripi Monument
• Arlington Cemetery
• Art Institute of Chicago
• Atlantis (Wisconsin Dells)
• Atlantis Casino Resort Spa
• Atlantis Paradise Island
• Atlantis Sanya
• Atlantis The Palm, Dubai
• Atonium
• Au Café
• Avenue of the Baobabs
• Azure Window
• Bahrain World Trade Center
• Baker Street
• Balancing Rocks
• Baltoro Glacier
• Banaue Rice Terraces
• Banff Springs Hotel
• Bank of America Center
• Bank of America Corporate Center
• Bank of China Tower (Hong Kong)
• Bar Facal
• Bay of Fundy
• Beacontown High School
• Belfast Castle
• Belfast Eye
• Belfry of Bruges
• Berlin State Library
• Bern Minster
• Betty Crocker Kitchens
• Bibliotheca Alexandrina
• Big Ben
• Bill Gates' Mansion
• Blarney Castle
• Bloomvale Historic District
• Blue's Clues House (Blue's Clues)
• Blyde River Canyon
• Borobudur Temple
• Bran Castle
• Brandenburg Gate
• British Museum
• Buckingham Palace
• Burj Al Arab
• Burj Khalifa
• Buthrotum
• Café A Brasileira (Braga)
• Cafe Fantasy
• Café Gerbeaud
• Café Guerbois
• Candle Rock
• Canterlot Castle (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Canterlot High School (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls)
• Capital Gate
• Capitol Records Building
• Carousel Boutique (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Casa Loma
• Casa Mila
• Castel Sant'Angelo
• Castle of Friendship (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Cathedral of Brasília
• Castillo San Felipe del Morro
• Castle of Good Hope
• Channel Tunnel
• Chartres Cathedral
• Château de Chambord
• Château Frontenac
• Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant
• Chichen Itza
• Chocolate Hills
• Christ the Redeemer (statue)
• Chrysler Building
• Chum Bucket (SpongeBob SquarePants)
• Churrería El Moro
• Circus Maximus
• Cisterns of Tawila
• Cliffs of Moher
• Cloudominium (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• CN Tower
• Coffee House Positano
• Coit Tower
• Colosseum
• Columbia Center
• Conciergerie
• Confederation Bridge
• Core Pacific City
• Corps of Cadets (Warsaw)
• Crescent Cove Amusement Park
• Croke Park
• Crystal Castle (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Crystal Prep Academy (My Little Pony: Equestria Girls)
• David (Michelangelo)
• Dead Sea
• Denali Trading Post (Molly of Denali)
• Derawar Fort
• Devils Tower
• Dome of the Rock
• Eggslut
• Eiffel Tower
• El Mejunje
• El Rio (gay bar)
• Ellis Park Stadium
• Empire State Building
• Eungbongsan (Seoul)
• Faneuil Hall
• Fernsehturm Berlin
• Flame Towers
• Flaming Cliffs
• Fluttershy's Cabin (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• FNB Stadium
• Forbidden City
• Fountain of Neptune, Florence
• Four Courts
• Frankenstein Castle
• French Quarter
• Frogner Park
• Galapagos Island
• Garden of Eden
• Gandhi Smriti
• Gateway Arch
• Giant's Causeway
• Golden Gate Bridge
• Golden Oaks Library (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Golden Temple
• Grand Canyon
• Grand Central Terminal
• Grand Palace
• Great Barrier Reef
• Great Blue Hole
• Great Pyramid of Giza
• Great Sphinx
• Great Wall of China
• Guggenheim Museum
• Guinness Storehouse
• Hạ Long Bay
• Habitat 67
• Hagia Sophia
• Hang Sơn Đoòng
• Harrison Hot Springs
• Hassan II Mosque
• Headquarters of the United Nations
• Helix Bridge
• Helsinki Cathedral
• Hillbrow Tower
• Hiroshima Peace Memorial
• Hofburg
• Holy Innocents' Cemetery
• Hollywood Sign
• Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Hoover Dam
• Horizontal Skyscraper – Vanke Center
• Hotel Transylvania (Hotel Transylvania)
• Ice Hotel (Quebec)
• Ice Nativity Scene (Graz)
• Icehotel (Jukkasjärvi)
• ICIUM
• Iguazu Falls
• Istanbul Technical University
• Independence Hall
• Installation 04 (Halo)
• International Criminal Court Headquarters
• Ismoili Somoni Monument
• Jefferson Memorial
• Jeita Grotto
• John Hancock Center
• Jurassic Park (Jurassic Park)
• Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge
• K2
• Kadriorg Palace
• Kalibobo Lighthouse
• Kazan Cathedral, Saint Petersburg
• Kelimutu
• Kerameikos
• Kiev Pechersk Lavra
• Kim Il-sung Square
• Kobe Port Tower
• Kongreßhalle
• Krasinski Palace
• Krusty Krab (SpongeBob SquarePants)
• Krzywy Domek
• Kuang Si Falls
• Kunstkamera
• Kweekschool voor Zeevaart
• La statue de la Résistance
• Laguna Colorada
• Lake Kaindy
• Lake Titicaca
• Lambert Glacier
• Large Hadron Collider
• Las Lajas Cathedral
• Łazienki Park
• Leaning Tower of Pisa
• Lenin's Mausoleum
• Liberation Tower (Kuwait)
• Library of Celsus
• Library of Trinity College Dublin
• Lincoln Memorial
• Lippo Centre (Hong Kong)
• Little Italy, Manhattan
• Loch Ness
• London Eye
• Lord's Cricket Ground
• Lötschental
• Lotus Temple
• Loud House (The Loud House)
• Louvre
• Luxor Temple
• Luzhniki Stadium
• Macau Tower
• Machu Picchu
• Maczuga Herkulesa
• Mada'in Saleh
• Magellan Shrine
• Maiden Tower (Baku)
• Mammoth Cave National park
• Manicouagan Reservoir
• Manila Memorial Park
• Matterhorn
• Meteor Crater
• MGM Grand Las Vegas
• Michigan Technological University's Winter Carnival
• Mickey Mouse Clubhouse (Mickey Mouse Clubhouse)
• Milford Sound
• Millau Viaduct
• Moai
• Mohenjo-Daro
• Mont Saint-Michel
• Moosham Castle
• Moscow State University
• Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba
• Motherland Monument
• Mount Everest
• Mount Rushmore
• Mount Thor
• Mystery Shack (Gravity Falls)
• N Seoul Tower
• Naag Mandir Temple
• Nationalmuseum
• Neuschwanstein Castle
• Newgrange
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area
• Nuruosmaniye Mosque
• Octopod (Octonauts)
• Oggy's Home (Oggy and the Cockroaches)
• Oia, Greece
• Old Faithful
• Old Royal Naval College
• Olympic Stadium (Montreal)
• One California Plaza
• One World Trade Center
• Oriental Pearl Tower
• Palace of Fine Arts
• Palace of Westminster
• Palais Bourbon
• Palm Islands
• Panama Canal
• Pantheon, Rome
• Parícutin
• Paro Taktsang
• Parque del Café
• Parthenon
• Pentagon
• People Power Monument
• Petra
• Petronas Twin Towers
• Pie Family Rock Farm (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Place de la Bastille
• Plitvice Lakes National Park
• Pont d'Arc
• Ponyville Schoolhouse (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Portobello Road Market
• Pravčická Brána
• Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
• Pula Arena
• Quirino Grandstand
• Raffles City Chongqing
• Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
• Red Square
• Reichstag Building
• Riga Radio and TV Tower
• Rizal Park
• Robben Island
• Rock of Gibraltar
• Rockefeller Ice Rink
• Rookwood Cemetery
• Roseisle Distillery
• Ross Ice Shelf
• Rotes Rathaus
• Royal Mansour Marrakech
• Royal Palace of Madrid
• Ryugyong Hotel
• Sacarello's
• Sagrada Familia
• Sahara Desert
• Saint Basil's Cathedral
• Salar de Uyuni
• San Cristóbal Hill
• School of Friendship (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Scotland Yard
• Selva Negra Mountain Resort
• Semuc Champey
• Shakespeare's Globe
• Shalamar Gardens, Lahore
• Shanath Arena (Far Cry 4)
• Shanghai World Financial Center
• Shaniwar Wada
• Sistine Chapel
• SM Mall of Asia
• SM Megamall
• SM Southmall
• Smith Tower
• Smithsonian Institution
• SnowCastle of Kemi
• Snowking Winter Festival
• Snowzilla (snowman)
• Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
• Somerset House
• Spam Museum
• St. Peter's Basilica
• Statue of Liberty
• Stockholm Palace
• Stone Forest
• Stonehenge
• Suez Canal
• Sugarcube Corner (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Sükhbaatar Square
• Sultan Ahmed Mosque
• Super Readers Book Club (Super Why!)
• Sverd i Fjell
• Sweet Apple Acres (My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic)
• Sydney Opera House
• Taiwan 101
• Taj Mahal
• Tallinn TV Tower
• Tentacle Acres (SpongeBob SquarePants)
• Teotihuacan
• Terracotta Army
• Teylers Museum
• The Baths
• The Broadway
• The Coffee Pot (Bedford, Pennsylvania)
• The Edinburgh Vaults
• The Little Mermaid (statue)
• The Lookout (PAW Patrol)
• The Pinnacles (Western Australia)
• The Thinker
• Thermoppylae Pass
• Three Gorges Dam
• Times Square
• Timna Arch
• Tokyo Skytree
• Tokyo Tower
• Topkapı Palace
• Tower Bridge
• Tower of London
• Trafalgar Square
• Transamerica Pyramid
• Trevi Fountain
• Trinity Testing Site
• Uluru
• Umeå University School of Restaurant and Culinary Arts
• United States Capitol
• Vaduz Castle
• Victoria Falls
• Vigan
• Vilnius TV Tower
• Volcán de Fuego
• Vulcan's Forge (Star Trek)
• Walkerville Elementary School (The Magic School Bus Rides Again)
• Wardenclyffe Tower
• Washington Monument
• Wat Phra Kaew
• Wawel Castle
• Western Wall
• Westminster Abbey
• Whispering Oaks Amusement Park (Left 4 Dead 2)
• White House
• Winter Palace
• Winter Wonderland
• Yester Castle
• Zuma Rock

Sapient Species

• Angel
• Australopithecus
• Catgirl
• Clownman
• Cupid
• Cyclops
• Demon
• Doge
• Dragon
• Easter Bunny
• Elemental
• Elf
• Ent
• Fairy
• Frankenmonster
• Genie
• Ghost
• Gnome
• Goblin
• Golem
• Gremlin
• Griffin
• Grim Reaper
• Half-Elf
• Homo Erectus
• Homo Habilis
• Homo Heidelbergensis
• Human
• Kelpie
• Kitsune
• Leprechaun
• Leviathan
• Mermaid
• Minotaur
• Naga
• Okami
• Orc
• Pony
• Siren
• Skeleton
• Talking Cat
• Talking Lizard
• Talking Otter
• Talking Shark
• Talking Spider
• Talking Zebra
• Troll
• Vampire
• Werewolf (Lycanthrope)
• Witch
• Wizard
• Zombie

Technology

Dawn Era (3,400,000 BCE-40,000 BCE)

As the longest and firstmost era of human history, this is where humans are made from evolving simians! Are you ready to build a civilization?

Name	Description	Requirements
Behavioral Modernization	Modernize your people's behavior (and unlock new options) to advance to the next era!	Winter is Coming
Crude Stone Tools	Unlocks quarries. Each person makes 3 production with a maximum of 5 people. Also unlocks primitive huts.	Nothing
Fire Creation	Unlocks fire pit, primitive hut and earth oven upgrades.	Use of Fire
Gathering	Unlocks gathering camps and gatherers. Each person makes 2 food with a maximum of 10 people.	Nothing
Hunting	Unlocks hunting lodges. Each person makes 3 food with a maximum of 5 people. Strength is increased by 20%.	Nothing
Simple Stone Technology	Unlocks quarries and tool workshops.	Nothing
Use of Fire	Increases the maximum limit of population by 5. Also unlocks fire pits and earth ovens.	Nothing
Winter is Coming	Unlocks winter clothing factories and winter clothing stores. Brace yourselves for the Ice Age, folks!	All Technologies

Paleolithic Era (40,000 BCE-10,000 BCE)

The first era is 3 million years long. These primitive technologies were discovered by ancient people before leaving Africa.

Name	Description	Requirements
Amusement Park Prestige	Unlocks the amusement park earlier than in the Cold War during your first run! You never had a paleolithic amusement park before captain, but now you will.	Soft Reset
Bone Flute	Unlocks musical instruments factories and musical instruments stores.	Behavioral Modernization
Ceramics	Allows you to prospect and mine for clay. Also unlocks clay pits.	Behavioral Modernization
Fur Clothing	Increases the maximum limit of population by 10. Also unlocks tanneries, fur trading posts and clothing factories.	Crude Stone Tools
Goodbye Africa!	Leave the African continent (and gain an ability to discover the planet) so you can advance to the next era!	Oh Yes, Oh Yes, It's Springtime!
Improved Stone Tools	Quarries now add 10 job slots. Also unlocks workshops.	Crude Stone Tools
Knowledge of Plants	Gathering camps now add 10 job slots. Every gatherer generates 1 food. Also increases research points based on gathering and unlocks botanical gardens.	Gathering
Logboats	Unlocks boathouses, boatyards and boating lakes.	Behavioral Modernization
Oh Yes, Oh Yes, It's Springtime!	Food production not only returns to normal from the Ice Age, but also slightly increased by 0.1%.	All Technologies
Painting	Unlocks art studios and caves.	Behavioral Modernization
Primitive Weapons	Strength is increased by 20%. Also unlocks weaponsmithies, recruitment offices, army camps and army headquarters.	Hunting
Rope	Unlocks roperies and hemp plantations.	Behavioral Modernization
Sewing	Unlocks fashion studios, textile mills and tailor shops.	Behavioral Modernization
String	Unlocks spider farms and string manufactories.	Behavioral Modernization

Mesolithic Era (10,000 BCE-6,000 BCE)

The second era is 950 thousand years long. At this level, people begin to understand the power of nature.

Name	Description	Requirements
Advanced Gathering	Gathering camps now add 30 job slots. Also unlocks upgrades for gathering camps.	Knowledge of Plants
Advanced Stone Tools	Quarries now add 20 job slots. Also unlocks tool sheds and tool factories.	Improved Stone Tools
Art	Temples now add 15 job slots. Also unlocks art studios and art galleries.	Religion
Brick	Unlocks brickworks, bricklayer's offices, brickmasonry workshops, brickyards and clay pit upgrades.	Goodbye Africa!
Building of Fire	Increases the maximum limit of population by 20. Also unlocks charcoal burner's huts.	Use of Fire
Captive Animals	Hunting lodges now add 10 job slots. Also unlocks storage facilities.	Trapping
E-I-E-I-O	Prepare your people for the invention of agriculture after tireless attempts to hunt and/or forage for food so you can advance to the next era!	All Technologies
Fishing	Unlocks fisheries. Each person makes 3 food with a maximum of 20 people.	Hunting
Metalworking	Unlocks meteorite mines and smelter mills.	Goodbye Africa!
Religion	Unlocks temples. Each person makes 3 culture points with a maximum of 10 people. Unlocks cemeteries.	Use of Fire
Shelter	Increases the maximum limit of population by 100. Also unlocks primitive hut upgrades and new housing types.	Building of Fire
Spindle	Unlocks yarn factories, tannery upgrades, fur trading post upgrades, clothing factory upgrades, and textile mill upgrades.	Goodbye Africa!
Thrown Weapons	Strength is increased by 50%. Also unlocks spear workshops and spear ranges.	Primitive Weapons
Trapping	Hunting lodges now add 5 job slots. Every hunter generates 1 food. Also unlocks trap workshops and hunting camps.	Hunting

Neolithic Era (6,000 BCE-4,000 BCE)

A short era lasting only 46 thousand years. Over this short period of time, people were able to prepare to become a civilization. In this period, humans also understood the usage of the natural elements. The Neolithic Revolution took place and humanity made steps from a foraging tribe into a productive society.

Name	Description	Requirements
Adornment	Temples now add 50 job slots. Also unlocks totem poles, jewelry workshops and tiki workshops.	Art
Advanced Stone Weapons	Strength is increased by 10%. Also unlocks barracks and training squares.	Advanced Stone Weapons
Agriculture	Unlocks farms. Each person makes 2 food per person with a maximum of 200 people.	Advanced Gathering
Animal Husbandry	Unlocks feed mills and abilities to breed your farm animals.	Domestication
Architecture	Increases the maximum limit of population by 200. Also unlocks megaliths (animism), architectural design studios and construction offices.	Component Tools
Barter	Passive growth of culture and production points is raised by 20%. Also unlocks marketplaces.	Agriculture
Cattle	Ranches now add 5 slots. Also increases extra 0.5 animal products of animal products of choice per worker and unlocks cattle ranches and corrals.	Primitive Animal Breeding
Cloth Outfits	One thousand people are added to a maximum population cap. Also unlocks cotton plantations, sheep ranches and textile mill upgrades.	Fur Clothing
Component Tools	Quarries now add 175 job slots. Also unlocks palisades.	Imrpoved Stone Tools
Copper For the Future	Move on to dig deeper for metallic ores to advance to the next era!	Social Class
Cultivation	Farms now add 30 job slots. Every farmer generates 0.3 food.	Primitive Farming
Domestication	Hunting lodges now add 100 job slots. Also unlocks ranches of different types of animals (save for sheep).	Captive Animals
Equestrianism	Unlocks stables, horse ranches, equestrian schools. Also unlocks pony houses and allows you to open diplomacy to ponies.	E-I-E-I-O
Fish Hooks	Fisheries now add 40 job slots. Every fisher generates 1 food. Also unlocks fish hook workshops and bait shops.	Fishing
Fishing Nets	Fisheries now add 120 job slots. Each fisher generates 2 food. Also unlocks net workshops.	Fish Hooks
Leather	Unlocks alligator ranches, hunting lodge upgrades and tannery upgrades.	E-I-E-I-O
Mining	Allows you to prospect and mine for copper ores.	Advanced Stone Tools
Mudbrick Construction	Increases the maximum limit of population by 300. Also unlocks mudbrick houses, hay factories, mudbrick factories and mud collection facilities.	Pottery
Mysticism	Unlocks ziggurats (Mesopotamian) and shaman huts (Shamanism).	Adornment
Pottery	Increases the maximum limit of population by 400. Also unlocks pottery workshops and clay pit upgrades.	Shelter
Primitive Animal Breeding	Unlocks barns. Every rancher also generates 3 food.	Captive Animals
Primitive Farming	Unlocks heavy equipment factories.	Agriculture.
Ranged Weapons	Strength is increased by 100%. Also unlocks fletcheries, bowyeries and archery ranges.	Thrown Weapons
Salt Cultivation	Unlocks salt mines and salt refineries.	E-I-E-I-O
Shovel	Allows you to upgrade mines and quarries.	Mining
Social Class	Unlocks palaces to enchristen your civilization.	All Technologies
Weaving Loom	Unlocks sheep ranch upgrades, shepherd's huts, weaving mills and fashion company headquarters.	Cloth Outfits
Wheel	Unlocks ceramic studios and clay pit upgrades.	E-I-E-I-O

Copper Age (4,000 BCE-3,000 BCE)

Humanity build their first settlements, developing nearby territories. The metal working technology made revolutionary brilliance as in warfare matters, as in a usual way of life.

Name	Description	Requirements
Birth of Bronze	Mix tin and copper together while you're smelting, and you get bronze to advanced to the next era!	All Technologies
Boat	Unlocks boatyard upgrades, boathouse upgrades, boating lake upgrades, boat factories and wharves.	Fishing Nets
Bread	Each food-gathering job generates 0.5 food. Also increases the maximum limit of population by 500. Also unlocks wheat fields, flour mills and bakeries.	Cultivation
Copper Weapons	Strength is increased by 50%. Also unlocks drill halls.	Copper Working
Copper Working	Copper mines now add 70 job slots. Each miner generates 1 ore. Also unlocks copper mine upgrades.	Mining
Irrigation	Farms now add 500 job slots. Each farmer generates 0.2 food. Also unlocks ditches and acequias.	Cultivation
Metallurgy	Unlocks coppersmithies.	Copper Working
Oar	Fisheries now add 20 job slots. Each fisher generates 1 food. Also unlocks oar factories.	Boat
Polytheism	Unlocks taanas (Serer), high places (Canaanite), mandirs (Hinduism), Greek temples (Hellenism), Roman temples (Roman paganism), stone circles (Wiccan) and glades (Druidism).	Mysticism
Stonebrick Construction	Increases the maximum limit of population by 1,000. Also unlocks stonebrick factories and stonebrick houses.	Mudbrick Construction
Trade	Passive growth of culture and production points is raised by 20%... again. Also unlocks marketplace upgrades.	Bread
Veterinary Medicine	Ranches now add 30 job slots. Each rancher generates 0.3 food. Also unlocks veterinary clinics.	Cattle

Bronze Age (3,000 BCE-2,000 BCE)

The golden age of the ancient civilizations took place exactly in this period, but only a few civilizations left behind after the Bronze Age collapse.

Name	Description	Requirements
Bronze Weapons	Strength is increased by 60%. Also unlocks gyms.	Bronze Working & Copper Weapons
Bronze Working	Allows you to prospect and mine for tin ores. Also unlocks tin mines and bronze refineries.	Metallurgy
City Planning	Increases the maximum limit of population by 20,000. Also unlocks cartography offices and defensive walls.	Code of Laws
Code of Law	Increases the maximum limit of population by 8,000. Also unlocks law offices.	Writing
Currency	Allows you to prospect and mine for gold ores. Also unlocks gold mines and mints.	Trade
For All the Marbles	Don't forget to say hello to ancient Greece for everybody after a long, exhausting run in search for marble rocks as you advanced to the next era!	Megastructures
Megastructures	Unlocks wonders. Also allows you to perform raids on landmarks.	Code of Law
Monotheism	Unlocks Egyptian temples (Kemetism), fire temples (Zoroastrianism), gurdwaras (Sikh), ovoos (Tengrism) and synagogues (Judaism).	Polytheism
Plough	Unlocks agricultural schools, heavy equipment factory upgrades and granaries.	Irrigation
Riding	Strength is increased by 100%. Also unlocks stable upgrades, horse ranch upgrades, equestrian school upgrades, cavalry corps headquarters, saddleries and horse tracks.	Copper Weapons
Sail	Unlocks sail workshops.	Oar
Selective Breeding	Ranches now add 1,000 job slots. Each rancher generates 1 food. Also unlocks artificially-made animal dwellings to have animals work for you.	Veterinary Medicine
Writing	Culture is increased by 20%. Also unlocks libraries and language schools.	Trade

Marble Age (2,000 BCE-1,000 BCE)

The Marble Age showcases a Hellenistic golden age where ancient Greek cities would come together in existence. That's also when marble is more frequently used. However, this would give birth to a large, menacing civilization of the same sea and the same continent from the west of their lands...

Name	Description	Requirements
Advanced Agriculture	Some of your gatherers become farmers with an increase of their efficiency by 25%. Farms now add 12 job slots. Also unlocks vegetable gardens, croplands, granary upgrades, ditch upgrades, vineyards and wineries.	For All the Marbles
Advanced Breeding	Unlocks corral upgrades.	Animal Breeding
Advanced City Planning	Increases the maximum limit of population by 10%.	Sannitation
Advanced Irrigation	Unlocks canals.	Advanced Irrigation
Advanced Pottery	Increases the maximum limit of population by 10. Also unlocks androns, gynaeceums and pottery workshop upgrades.	For All the Marbles
Advanced Trading	Unlocks tax office upgrades and marketplace upgrades.	Craft
Animal Breeding	Unlocks pastures.	Plant Growing
Applied Science	Sage efficiency increases by 20%.	Education
Armor	Unlocks foundries and armories.	Bronze Working
Art of War	Army strength increases by 20% and army size increases by 10%.	Professional Army
Banking	Unlocks colossi and banks.	Bureaucracy
Bureaucracy	Trading and income increase by 5%.	Weighing Scales
Cartography	Unlocks cartography houses, harbors and customs houses.	Navigation
Cavalry	Unlocks cavalry corps headquarters and stables upgrades.	Art of War
Civil Rights	Unlocks bouleuterions. Also reduces impact of loyalty to you when you arrest, execute or deport a person.	Democracy
Combat Formation	Unlocks drill hall upgrades.	Militia
Craft	Central workers (unemployed) generate more resources by 50%.	For All the Marbles
Democracy	Unlocks agoras. Also makes elections happen frequently while reducing the chance of civil uprisings at the same time.	Revising the Code of Laws
Divine Power	Increases relations with Sparta by 10%. Also unlocks palace upgrades.	Monarchy
Dramaturgy	Unlocks theatres.	Music
Education	The birth of science! Every sage generates 4 culture. Also unlocks bookstores, bookbinderies, preschool buildings, elementary schools, middle schools, high schools, colleges and universities.	Mythology
Experiments	Unlocks laboratories.	Applied Science
Fishery	Unlocks fishery upgrades.	Seamanship
Fortification	Increases defense bonus to all kinds of troops by 20%. Also unlocks defensive wall upgrades.	Physical Training
Founding	Miners generate more production by 20%.	Copper Working
Great Ceremonies	Unlocks oracles.	Religion
Greater Than Alexander!	Increases relationship to all Greek city-states!	All Military Technologies
Greek Alphabet	Technologies cost less by 20%.	Mysticism
Heavy Infantry	Unlocks arsenals.	Combat Formation
Hellenization Overload	Allows your people to have Greek first names.	Greater Than Alexander!
I Am Iron Man	Be amazed as you find iron, an ore that's way common than copper and tin, in the mines. That way, you'll be on your way to the next era!	All Technologies
Marble Masonry	Unlocks masonry workshop upgrades.	Marble Working
Marble Working	Allows you to prospect and quarry for marbles. Also unlocks marble quarries.	Mine Pa More!
Mathematics	Unlocks academies.	Education
Mechanics	Building construction and upkeep cost less by 30%. Also unlocks machine workshops and allows you to prospect and mine for tungsten.	Wheels for Transportation
Medicine	Unlocks herb gardens, herb drying facilities, medicine factories and infirmaries.	Water Supply
Military Engineering	Unlocks engineering laboratories, moats and guard towers.	Fortification
Militia	Unlocks militia headquarters.	Physical Training
Mine Pa More!	Unlocks mine upgrades.	Craft
Monarchy	Unlocks nobility residences and palace upgrades.	Code of Laws
Monuments	Unlocks monuments and marble workshops.	Marble Working
Music	Unlocks music halls, music stores, music venues, music schools and musical instrument factories.	Religion
Mythology	Allows you to open diplomacy to non-human sapient species while opening opportunities to search for cryptozoological animals for taming and. Also unlocks house types for non-humans and some edicts to give rights to non-humans.	Advanced Agriculture
Navigation	Unlocks lighthouses.	Seamanship
Philosopher's Stone	Alchemical experiments generate 300,000 culture per year.	Experiments
Plant Growing	Increases farmer efficiency by 10%.	For All the Marbles
Physical Training	Unlocks gymnasiums.	Advanced Agriculture
Professional Army	Army strength increases by 20%.	Physical Training
Revising the Code of Laws	Every tax collector generates more money by 15%.	Advanced Trading
Sanitation	Decreases death rate by 10%. Also unlocks bathhouses, water pumps, sewers, sewage treatment plants, outhouses, soap factories and animal fat harvesting facilities.	Medicine
Sculpture	Unlocks art workshops and monument upgrades.	Monuments
Seamanship	Unlocks piers.	Advanced Trading
Shipbuilding	Unlocks shipyards.	Seamanship
Siege Engines	Unlocks siege workshops.	Military Engineering
The Wheels on the Chariot Go Round and Round!	Unlocks charioteer's workshops.	Wheels for Transportation
Water Supply	Unlocks wells, reservoirs, water pumps, fountain parks and aqueducts.	Advanced Pottery
Weighing Scales	Unlocks weigh houses.	Advanced Trading
Wheels for Transportation	Growth of all resources increases by 5%. Also unlocks road networks and wheelwright's workshop upgrades.	Mine Pa More!

Iron Age (1,000 BCE-500 BCE)

The Iron Age is the Roman Empire's favorite part. It's also feared by non-Roman tribes of Europe of whom the Romans call them as "barbarians." That's where most of barbarians would capitulate and subjugate under the great Roman authority... well, almost.

Ancient Era (500 BCE-10 BC)

The ancient era is the beginning of the end of the Roman Empire, the demise of the Egyptian pharaohs, and worse, the ultimate destruction of Rome's cultural parent, ancient Greece. That's also when Hellenization is WAY too much in the Middle East! Oh, and that's when those surviving non-Roman tribes would do their best to end Roman supremacy... despite Pax Romana, right?

Classical Era (10 BC-500 AD)

The classical era is the curtain call of the ancient times. A kickstarter of the modern times. That's because, after Jesus Christ was born, he would help out many Israelites until being crucified by occupying Romans to his very death. When he gets resurrected, that's when the Pope would come by and say hello to a new religion: Christianity! Oh, and not to mention, that's also the birth of the Silk Road. Also, would you love to see Indianization of Southeast Asian kingdoms too?

Dark Ages (500 AD-1000 AD)

Hey, what's so dark about this era that you're in anyways, captain? Well, the Dark Ages is, yes, not a good time for you to live. As you can see, my gentle gamers, the Roman Empire became a Christian-tolerant nation after years of intolerance, and divided up into two Roman Empires; the Byzantine Empire, and the Western Roman Empire. While Chandragupta I (no, not Chandra Gupta silly!) is happy to have India under a new age, the nearly defeated Germanic tribes had destroyed the Roman Empire, and they have done the impossible. Well, at least the Byzantine Empire's technically the Roman Empire, and also, at least they still have a Pope.

Medieval Era (1000 AD-1300 AD)

For a few centuries long ago, the medieval era (or the High Middle Ages) began when wounds that are left over from the fall of the Western Roman Empire started to recover whereas Arab, East Asian and Eastern European nations became more advanced while the Western Europeans were a bit primitive. Towards the start of the High Middle Ages, this is when the Seljuk Turks would step into the ring. This is when Duke William of Normandy would put an end to Anglo-Saxon dominion and assimilate within the victorious warriors from its southern neighbors, the French. This is where a new cathedral in Pisa would be built for over a century. Not to mention; this is when the first successful explorer of the New World (until we find some more archaeological finds), Leif Erikson himself, even before Christopher Columbus did set foot five centuries later.

Name	Description	Requirements
Shopping Mall Prestige	Unlocks the shopping mall earlier than in the Cold War during your first run! You never had a medieval shopping mall before captain, but now you will.	Soft Reset

Gunpowder Era (1300 AD-1500 AD)

Out with bows and in with guns! The gunpowder era is, when bows and arrows, which were getting used to for too much by Europeans and Asians alike, the time firearms and explosives are born. Boom! Michael Bay would love to see this. Oh, and there's more; the Mongol Empire would continue on to expand throughout most of Asia. Sadly for the Islamic world, they had lost Iberia as the victorious Christians finally took it all back and banned many other religions with inquisition, but the good news for them is that they held ground on the Holy Land, or the Middle East, from those pesky Crusaders. But guess what? There's even a sinister time to shine for the rats and fleas alike: the Black Death. That's when a plague would kill off most of European population, including those unlucky from Asia and North Africa while Mesoamerican, Oceanian, Malayo-Polynesian, Australian Aboriginal, Native American, First Nations, Eskimo and Bantu civilizations were at least lucky (but their luck would soon change to turn against them in the coming years). Plague is no joke, guys!

Renaissance Era (1500 AD-1650 AD)

Gladly, the Renaissance era is here to change that, answering the call to help out the survivors whose luck and health would forever change European society. With the help of Italian scientists and artists, this made Europe a better place to be once again, giving themselves an ability to discover new worlds, collect all the abundant resources, and sadly, kill most natives that live within newly-discovered lands. Well, at least not all the time. Since the spice trade ban by the Ottoman Empire, the destroyer of the Byzantine Empire that would last for the next four centuries, Portugal would travel to India while Columbus would head to the Caribbean, making him another successful explorer to set foot to the New World. That's when the great Mesoamerican civilizations would kick the bucket while Europeans realize that the Americas aren't India after all.

Enlightenment Era (1650 AD-1820 AD)

The Enlightenment era opens a sealed door of new, endless scientific possibilities that challenge the Roman Catholic Church's thoughts about how humanity and Earth all began. Oh, and that's where pirates and republican revolutions galore could come up. That's when the United States is born, and when France would attempt to be a democratic state until Napoleon shows up. That also includes a Haitian revolution, friends.

Industrial Era (1820 AD-1875 AD)

The Industrial era lets countries that are once powered with outdated watermills and windmills to build a new source of power: steam engines. That's right, it's more powerful than these two combined. Since paintings can last for too long, that's also when photography is just right around the corner. Since Napoleon's bitter ending in Waterloo, that doesn't mean that peace had reigned in Europe once more (except in some places), but there are a ton of wars being ignited, and they would go for some more. Meanwhile, Queen Victoria would turn Britain into an industralized nation with a cost of human rights while America is getting more people than ever before. Oh, and that's where cowboys have their fun time in the Western United States. Not to mention, slavery would be all but over when Abraham Lincoln decided to abolish it for good with some support from European countries. Worse still, Africa would be left vulnerable to European and/or Ottoman colonization, except for Ethiopia and Liberia while Native Americans were also vulnerable to America's westward expansion.

Modern Era (1875 AD-1900 AD)

The modern era is where new technologies are being made towards Vicky's late life. With the United States more greedier for more of its territories, this would be a right time when Filipinos, Hawaiians, Cubans, Alaskans, Russians and Spaniards would have paranoia over US control on their respective territories. France is now a republic once again, after all these decades. As the Industrial Revolution went on, this gave a booming boost for economy, but it all came with a great, environmental cost. However, industralized nations don't give a hoot about that... yet.

Progressive Era (1900 AD-1914 AD)

The Progressive Era says goodbye to the late Queen Vicky, and also says hello to the new king Edward VII. When everyone realized that gas lighting would ruin their lives for everybody, they would decide to ditch this outdated technology for a new source of power; electricity. Remember when Benjamin Franklin made this on a key-tied kite in the middle of a thunderstorm? That's what foreshadowing a modern era would look like. That's when the American Golden Age is coming to an end with the establishment of the Federal Reserve by US president Woodrow Wilson, even though America's still the richest and most powerful country of that time when all this happened. That's when peace is about to get unstabilized. Can you not forget about the Titanic getting sunk down when it hits an iceberg?

World War I Era (1914 AD-1918 AD)

In this war, the European nations are getting ready to rumble in World War I by kicking some ass in a fight, as if everyone knows about that! And I mean everyone. Why? Well, because Franz Ferdinand was shot in the head by a young adult student from Serbia named Gavrilo Princip. Not to mention, several causes did that in previous years. This could be a perfect time when the Russian Empire would collapse, along with the German Empire, Austria-Hungary and the long-lasting Ottoman Empire. That's where you can go fight in the trenches. That's where you can fly for the first time in combat, and that's the bottom line, 'cause the Wright brothers said so. Oh, and that makes way for a communist Russia too.

Interwar Era (1918 AD-1935 AD)

Well, now that the Great War is over with the Allies victorious, it seems that the Armistice is being signed in the Palace of Versailles. Remember that place from the 18th century? Yeah, that's where all bad things would go on, like the Spanish flu (and no, it's not made in Spain) and the Great Depression. That's when Adolf Hitler would come by to reshape a battered Germany for vengeance, sparking another war that's similar to World War I, well sorta.

World War II Era (1935 AD-1945 AD)

Man, that's gonna be another great war everybody had been waiting for. You get to see these forces of democracy fight it out against fascist jerks for awesomeness, having the Axis Powers a taste of whoop butt for the Allies. That's when, after the Soviets captured Berlin before the Western Allies did made it, the atomic bombs that ended World War II (but if those aren't enough, that could be also by the Soviet invasion on Manchuria and the attempted coup in Japan) are made to be dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Well, that's gonna make America a bad egg for sure, and I felt sorry when they all did that.

Atomic Age (1945 AD-1960 AD)

After Japan's unconditional surrender, it seems that it's the beginning of the end of the world. That's what the Atomic Age's for. Despite growing fears of a nuclear apocalypse, the United States and the Soviet Union can have a great time doing a friendly competition on each other. That's when America made a giant leap for themselves as humanity's baby steps. Oh, and the Soviet Union made a lot of giant leaps too. That's what humanity's adult-sized walk is for, thanks to the Russians.

Cold War Era (1960 AD-1985 AD)

With the Korean War ended in a stalemate, the Cold War heats up, but not into World War III silly. I meant, into some sorta like a friendly competition that I said earlier. That's when the Vietnam War would end in a communist triumph with the Viet Cong's best skills to outmatch the technologically-superior American troops out there, despite outdated technology. Unfortunately for the USSR, they would lose their ally, China. That's gonna be a three-way Cold War (if you don't think that China sided with the USA).

Postmodern Era (1985 AD-2000 AD)

In the postmodern era, the Soviet Union would dissolve itself, thus ending the Cold War. That doesn't mean that America had "won" the Cold War. The third world nations did win. No, really. They won. That's where Soviet republics would declare their independence. That's where the Euro currency is born, but the UK never seemed to like it at all. They'll have to keep the pound (not a weight measurement unit type, but a currency of their own). This is when America's era of greatness is wanning, giving advantages for other world nations like Japan, Switzerland and Canada to be more famous than ever. At least we still play arcade games nowadays when Japanese companies brought a renaissance to video gaming since American companies lost their prominence in the video game crash. Thanks, Japan!

Information Age (2000 AD-2015 AD)

On that fateful day, the aftermath of the September 11 attacks in 2001 would lead a war on terror. However, this benefited humanity with a quick advance on technology with new gadgets on the horizon with the Information Age going underway. Don't forget new cartoon shows as well. Can that be perfect for teen superhero shows to admire for yourself?

Name	Description	Requirements
Hero Garage Prestige	Allow teenagers to become auto heroes unlike in the first run! Be careful, this could piss superheroes off unless you built another hero garage. Oh, and that can damage liberty as well, like most defense and military buildings.	Soft Reset

Contemporary Era (2015 AD-2030 AD)

Before hoverboards, flying cars and self-lacing shoelaces would come out later than what 80s kids had predicted when they watch Back to the Future movies, there's a new generation of technology coming in. And so do cartoon shows that involve all-kid hero teams and kids being able to drive vehicles, right? That'll be awesome if this came to a reality, but the coronavirus outbreak could be just a temporary setback on the road to humanity's advancement.

Name	Description	Requirements
Driving Prestige	Make kids be able to drive go-kart-styled vehicles for emergency responses only unlike in the first run! I know this idea is only pure fiction before when you watch those kids shows that have kids driving cars in it, but let's make it real, okay?	Soft Reset
Fancy Restaurant Prestige	Make all fancy restaurants have a mandatory law that grownups should bring children with them unlike in the first run! Let's hope they always behave, okay?	Soft Reset
Prom Prestige	Have students of all ages, all classes and schools to have proms unlike in the first run! Maybe we'll have to talk about giving prom kings and prom queens a daily dose of politics on the next run.	Soft Reset
Prom King and Prom Queen Prestige	Let prom kings and prom queens govern schools for you unlike in the past two runs! Maybe you can bow down to prom kings and prom queens, but that won't change if you change a government on your country.	Soft Reset (2 Times)

Tomorrow Era (2030 AD-2050 AD)

With the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Britain enters a new age, as it truly approaches to the 21st century. As the coronavirus outbreaks fade away into oblivion, humanity is giving an upper hand with the tomorrow era on the rise. With so many new innovations, they could plan a battle for their existence by colonizing other planets, starting with the Moon (or Luna). That would also be the end... of nuclear weapons.

Name	Description	Requirements
Blanket Fort Prestige	Make blanket forts more impeccable and more well-armed than ever from your first run! I guess blanket forts aren't just for kids anymore. It's also for the men and women serving in the army.	Soft Reset

Future Era (2050 AD-2100 AD)

It's the last stand for Mother Nature. A great battle between the two futures: a greener, safer world, and a 2 degree world that would destroy or damage Terran life permamently. As they unite together with all the nations of the world would come together for a great battle fought not for wealth or resources, but for the good of the environment. In a fight that they must, they must go green and prepare for the final showdown against ever-rising greenhouse gases that could soon reach into over two trillion tonnes of greenhouse gases. Their decision is final and irrevocable. If they fail, they must leave Earth and let it suffer the consequences while seeking for a new world to live in, uninhabitated. If they succeed, they would earn a medal that they would deserve in doing the impossible.

Arctic Future (2100 AD-2200 AD)

With the final battle against global warming finally over with a triumphal victory for the environment over global warming, humanity can now thrive once more in celebration, but this came with a terrible cost. As overpopulation worsened life conditions on Terra (even though it's now free from global warming), they decided to colonize the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica without melting its ice caps. Let's hope global warming won't return someday! Hope Santa's real.

Oceanic Future (2200 AD-2300 AD)

With humanity's success on populating the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica (and also the discovery of Santa Claus and his elvish friends in the North Pole and the transformation of penguins into sapience by humans) without any harm on polar ice caps, they decided to move on to the oceans to create underwater cities (just like Rapture from Bioshock!). I hope they won't harm coral reefs either. Just remember, SpongeBob was here!

Virtual Future (2300 AD-2400 AD)

With the success of ocean colonies without any harm on coral reefs, Terra is now a complete ecumenopolis, but in fears of overpopulation, they have to go to virtual worlds and start their journey to find new worlds of other types with a new machine that travels through time and space. Perfect for doing a soft reset, captain! That would be a condition when those virtual programs, an indigenous race from that dimension, would be first met.

Cartoon Future (2400 AD-2500 AD)

Humanity is growing in population real faster than they expected. As they finally succeed on colonizing virtual worlds, they would make a last resort for themselves (including their new-found allies, the virtual programs), to colonize fictional worlds that their ancestors had seen centuries ago. With the perfection of a dimensional travel machine, their journey to search for brand new worlds based on fiction is about to begin. Also, we must pray that humans wouldn't do any harm to cartoon characters, like what Europeans did to the indigenous peoples.

Fantasy Future (2500 AD-2600 AD)

Eons of mythological knowledge have created curiosity to colonize fantasy worlds without harsh treatment on fantasy creatures. With a century of peaceful colonization on cartoon worlds passed, toons and humans must band together to colonize fantasy worlds and give their indigenous races futuristic technology. Will you combine futuristic technology and medieval technology too? That'll be cool.

Space Age (2600 AD-3000 AD)

Cartoon worlds, virtual worlds and fantasy worlds are now under a benevolent control of humanity without any harm or brutality on their indigenous peoples, the cartoon characters, the virtual programs and the fantasy races, thanks to a very rich culture from humanity. As humanity is still conquering newer heights, they would mix cultures from humans, programs, fantasy races and toons alike, thus starting a joint mission to colonize even more planets. Centuries before, they did conquer Luna, Mars, the rings of Jupiter and Titan, but now it's time for them to colonize for some more with the help of these new races. Will they be able to treat aliens that don't have empires very well, or will they face a new threat: a myriad of empires that are evil? This is what the space age could look like.

Post-Singularity Era (3000 AD-Beyond)

Day by day, toons, programs, fantasy races and humans have banded together with non-scientifically advanced aliens to conquer galaxies and universes. With the ultimate defeat of space pirates, overthrow of evil alien emperors (including replacement with good, benevolent ones from their respective races), and a new era of peace, the post-singularity era will bring a golden age to all sapient species, and they are all happy. What will the future hold next, captain?

Works

Arts

• A Wheat Field with Cypresses (Vincent Van Gogh)
• Ancient Greek and Roman mosaics
• Australian aboriginal art
• Bayeux Tapestry
• Bold and Brash (Squidward Tentacles)
• Cai Jia paintings
• Chessboard with Flower Border (Giovanni Battista Sassi)
• Dürer's Rhinoceros (Albrecht Dürer)
• Egyptian hieroglyphs
• Expectation (Gustav Klimt)
• Hibakusha drawings
• Laurentian Library (Michelangelo)
• Mountains and River on the Kiso Road (Utagawa Hiroshige)
• Navajo baskets
• Navajo woven art
• Olive Trees with Yellow Sky and Sun (Vincent van Gogh)
• Peaceable Kingdom (Edward Hicks)
• Pool in the Woods (George Inness)
• Qiu Yin paintings
• Saint Jerome by the Pollard Willow (Albrecht Dürer)
• Sunflowers (Vincent van Gogh)
• Tahitian Mountains (Paul Gauguin)
• The Great Wave off Kanagawa (Katsushika Hokusai)
• The Merry Jesters (Henri Rousseau)
• The Road in Front of Saint-Simeon Farm in Winter (Claude Monet)
• The Scream (Edvard Munch)
• The Shore at Bas-Butin, Honfleur (Georges Seurat)
• The Starry Night (Vincent van Gogh)
• The Tree of Life, Stoclet Frieze (Gustav Klimt)
• Tiger in a Tropical Storm (Henri Rousseau)
• Totem poles
• Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry
• Watercolor paintings of Venice (John Singer Sargent)
• Woman in the Garden (Claude Monet)
• Zhang Lu paintings
• Zosan paintings

Music

• Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
• Carmen Suite No. 1 (Georges Bizet)
• Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
• Flight of the Bumblebee (Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov)
• Für Elise (Ludwig van Beethoven)
• Horn Concerto No. 2 (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
• Hungarian Dances (Johannes Brahms)
• L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2 (Georges Bizet)
• New World Symphony No. 9 (Antonín Dvořák)
• Ode to Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven)
• Orchestral Suite Number 2 (Johann Sebastian Bach)
• Peer Gynt (Edvard Grieg)
• Sogno di Volare (Christopher Tin)
• The Four Seasons (Antonio Vivaldi)

Trivia

• Blanket forts and snow forts are used for children games in real life. In this game, it's used as an extremely cheap alternative for poorer civilizations to defend themselves with a free cost and an extremely minimal upkeep as they behave like defensive structures. However, it can be researched in Modern Era and only available if either furniture factories are built, or during wintertime. To make matters worse, they're extremely vulnerable to almost all attacks.
  • They can be used for kids with their improvised weapons in case of an invasion.
• Unique buildings are used by their respective civilziations, but players of different civilizations can get these if they succeed a delegation.
• Having an amusement park in the paleolithic era and a shopping mall in the medieval era are references of Prehistoric Park Builder (paleolithic amusement park) and Shop Empire 3 (medieval shopping mall). That can only be done in soft resets.
• This game will also feature famous celebrities, dead or alive, as great people to earn your bonus.
• The game will have a combination of game features from various strategy games.
  • Residential, commercial and industrial zones can be built, just like in SimCity.
  • There would also be factions, like in the Tropico series.
• Due to historical concerns, "Der Führer" takes the name of Adolf Hitler as the leader of the Greater German Reich with a typical face silhouette as his portrait. Its flag would be the same flag as Germany's in Hearts of Iron 4.
• This game will feature branded amusement parks, shopping malls, hotels, resorts, marine parks, etc. as landmarks.