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Ancient Walls
Description
Provides Walls around the City Center and Encampment district. Walls allow Ranged Strikes from the City Center and Encampment district, and must be defeated before a city can be assaulted. Provides 1 Tourism after advancing to the Conservation Civic.
Historical Context
Until things like gunpowder, bomber aircraft, and nuclear missiles made them rather pointless, city walls were pretty important if a city wanted to stay inviolate. If a town wanted to keep its citizens relatively safe and its stuff relatively secure from the barbarians at the gates, it needed a relatively strong wall surrounding it. The Sumerian city of Uruk is the oldest known settlement completely enclosed by a wall, in this case supposedly built by the god-king Gilgamesh. Some of the early settlements in the Indus Valley – such as Kot Diji – had massive stone-and-brick walls for protection. On the other hand, if the city was inhabited by awesome warriors, it could generally get by without walls – Sparta and Rome survived for several centuries before walls were built. Today, what portions of city walls remain are either ignored or consider part of the “local color.”
PortraitSquare
icon_building_walls

Traits

+100 Outer defense

Requirements

District
icon_district_city_center
City Center
Technology
icon_tech_masonry
Masonry
Production Cost
Base Cost: 80 Production
PortraitSquare
icon_building_walls
Description
Provides Walls around the City Center and Encampment district. Walls allow Ranged Strikes from the City Center and Encampment district, and must be defeated before a city can be assaulted. Provides 1 Tourism after advancing to the Conservation Civic.
Historical Context
Until things like gunpowder, bomber aircraft, and nuclear missiles made them rather pointless, city walls were pretty important if a city wanted to stay inviolate. If a town wanted to keep its citizens relatively safe and its stuff relatively secure from the barbarians at the gates, it needed a relatively strong wall surrounding it. The Sumerian city of Uruk is the oldest known settlement completely enclosed by a wall, in this case supposedly built by the god-king Gilgamesh. Some of the early settlements in the Indus Valley – such as Kot Diji – had massive stone-and-brick walls for protection. On the other hand, if the city was inhabited by awesome warriors, it could generally get by without walls – Sparta and Rome survived for several centuries before walls were built. Today, what portions of city walls remain are either ignored or consider part of the “local color.”

Traits

+100 Outer defense

Requirements

District
icon_district_city_center
City Center
Technology
icon_tech_masonry
Masonry
Production Cost
Base Cost: 80 Production
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