Improvements
Airstrip
Alcázar
Barricade
Batey
Cahokia Mounds
Camp
Château
Chemamull
City Park
Colossal Head
Corporation
Farm
Feitoria
Fishery
Fishing Boats
Fort
Geothermal Plant
Golf Course
Great Wall
Hacienda
Ice Hockey Rink
Industry
Kampung
Kurgan
Lumber Mill
Mahavihara
Mekewap
Mine
Missile Silo
Mission
Moai
Modernized Trap
Monastery
Mountain Tunnel
Nazca Line
Nubian Pyramid
Offshore Oil Rig
Offshore Wind Farm
Oil Well
Open-Air Museum
Outback Station
Pā
Pairidaeza
Pasture
Plantation
Polder
Qhapaq Ñan
Quarry
Reinforced Barricade
Rock-Hewn Church
Roman Fort
Seaside Resort
Seastead
Ski Resort
Solar Farm
Sphinx
Stepwell
Terrace Farm
Trading Dome
Trap
Vampire Castle
Wind Farm
Ziggurat
Routes
Seastead
Description
Unlocks the Builder ability to construct a Seastead.
+2
Food. +1 
Production for each adjacent Fishing Boats. Fishing Boats receive +1 Production for each adjacent Seastead. +1 
Culture and 
Tourism for every adjacent Reef. +2 
Housing. Must be built on Coast, Lake or Ocean terrain. Cannot be placed adjacent to another Seastead.
+2
Food. +1 Production for each adjacent Fishing Boats. Fishing Boats receive +1 Production for each adjacent Seastead. +1 Culture and Tourism for every adjacent Reef. +2 Housing. Must be built on Coast, Lake or Ocean terrain. Cannot be placed adjacent to another Seastead. Historical Context
By custom, the sea is a place of its own laws, under the control of no nation. This makes it attractive for people who wish to experiment with new models of government, and so the idea of “seasteading” is the creation of new micro-nations at sea. As of the publication of this game, no permanent, sustainable seastead has been created, but many organizations around the world continue to explore the practical implementation of seasteading, whether by creating artificial islands or converting large sea-going vessels (like retired cruise ships) into permanent seasteads.
Traits
+2 Food
Food+2.0 Housing
HousingAdjacency Bonus
+1 Production from each adjacent Fishing Boats tile.
Production from each adjacent Fishing Boats tile.+1 Culture from each adjacent Reef tile.
Culture from each adjacent Reef tile.
Description
Unlocks the Builder ability to construct a Seastead.
+2 Food. +1 Production for each adjacent Fishing Boats. Fishing Boats receive +1 Production for each adjacent Seastead. +1 Culture and Tourism for every adjacent Reef. +2 Housing. Must be built on Coast, Lake or Ocean terrain. Cannot be placed adjacent to another Seastead.
+2
Food. +1 Production for each adjacent Fishing Boats. Fishing Boats receive +1 Production for each adjacent Seastead. +1 Culture and Tourism for every adjacent Reef. +2 Housing. Must be built on Coast, Lake or Ocean terrain. Cannot be placed adjacent to another Seastead. Historical Context
By custom, the sea is a place of its own laws, under the control of no nation. This makes it attractive for people who wish to experiment with new models of government, and so the idea of “seasteading” is the creation of new micro-nations at sea. As of the publication of this game, no permanent, sustainable seastead has been created, but many organizations around the world continue to explore the practical implementation of seasteading, whether by creating artificial islands or converting large sea-going vessels (like retired cruise ships) into permanent seasteads.
Traits
+2 Food
Food+2.0 Housing
HousingAdjacency Bonus
+1 Production from each adjacent Fishing Boats tile.
Production from each adjacent Fishing Boats tile.+1 Culture from each adjacent Reef tile.
Culture from each adjacent Reef tile.
