Civilizations
Leaders
Introduction
Abraham Lincoln
Alexander
Amanitore
Ambiorix
Basil II
Bà Triệu
Catherine de Medici (Black Queen)
Catherine de Medici (Magnificence)
Chandragupta
Cleopatra (Egyptian)
Cleopatra (Ptolemaic)
Cyrus
Elizabeth I
Frederick Barbarossa
Gandhi
Genghis Khan
Gilgamesh
Gitarja
Gorgo
Hammurabi
Harald Hardrada (Konge)
Harald Hardrada (Varangian)
Hojo Tokimune
Jadwiga
Jayavarman VII
João III
John Curtin
Julius Caesar
Kublai Khan (China)
Kublai Khan (Mongolia)
Lady Six Sky
Lautaro
Ludwig II
Menelik II
Montezuma
Mvemba a Nzinga
Nader Shah
Nzinga Mbande
Pedro II
Pericles
Peter
Philip II
Poundmaker
Qin (Mandate of Heaven)
Qin (Unifier)
Ramses II
Robert the Bruce
Saladin (Sultan)
Saladin (Vizier)
Sejong
Seondeok
Shaka
Simón Bolívar
Tamar
Teddy Roosevelt (Bull Moose)
Teddy Roosevelt (Rough Rider)
Theodora
Tokugawa
Tomyris
Trajan
Victoria (Age of Empire)
Victoria (Age of Steam)
Wilhelmina
Wu Zetian
Yongle
Roosevelt Corollary
Units receive +5 
Combat Strength on their home continent. Envoys sent to City-States you have a 
Trade Route to count as two 
Envoys. Gain the Rough Rider unique unit with Rifling.
Combat Strength on his home continent and the ability to bring city-states under their sway through trade. He wants to expand rapidly across his continent while gaining the support of all nearby city-states. The Founding Fathers' civilization ability makes his choice of government important and can set him up for any victory type. His two post-Industrial unique units, including his favored Rough Riders, make him able to hit especially hard from the 20th Century onwards.
Preferences
Preferences
Roosevelt Corollary
Units receive +5 Combat Strength on their home continent. Envoys sent to City-States you have a Trade Route to count as two Envoys. Gain the Rough Rider unique unit with Rifling.
Combat Strength on his home continent and the ability to bring city-states under their sway through trade. He wants to expand rapidly across his continent while gaining the support of all nearby city-states. The Founding Fathers' civilization ability makes his choice of government important and can set him up for any victory type. His two post-Industrial unique units, including his favored Rough Riders, make him able to hit especially hard from the 20th Century onwards.
