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Monumentality
Description
+2 
Movement for all Builders and Settlers. May purchase civilian units with 
Faith. Builders are 30% cheaper to purchase with Faith and 
Gold.
Movement for all Builders and Settlers. May purchase civilian units with Faith. Builders are 30% cheaper to purchase with Faith and Gold.Historical Context
Imperial capitals – cities such as St. Petersburg, Istanbul, Beijing, and Washington DC, are made to remind the visitor that, compared with the scale of national history, the individual is small and temporary. Here, monumentality refers to more than just the buildings themselves, but a state of mind where the scale of construction shows the breadth of empire.
Requirements
Min Era: Classical Era
Max Era: Renaissance Era
Description
+2 Movement for all Builders and Settlers. May purchase civilian units with Faith. Builders are 30% cheaper to purchase with Faith and Gold.
Movement for all Builders and Settlers. May purchase civilian units with Faith. Builders are 30% cheaper to purchase with Faith and Gold.Historical Context
Imperial capitals – cities such as St. Petersburg, Istanbul, Beijing, and Washington DC, are made to remind the visitor that, compared with the scale of national history, the individual is small and temporary. Here, monumentality refers to more than just the buildings themselves, but a state of mind where the scale of construction shows the breadth of empire.
Requirements
Min Era: Classical Era
Max Era: Renaissance Era
