Improvements
Airstrip
Alcázar
Barricade
Batey
Camp
Château
Chemamull
City Park
Colossal Head
Corporation
Farm
Feitoria
Fishery
Fishing Boats
Fort
Golf Course
Great Wall
Hacienda
Industry
Kampung
Kurgan
Lumber Mill
Mahavihara
Mekewap
Mine
Missile Silo
Mission
Modernized Trap
Monastery
Nubian Pyramid
Offshore Oil Rig
Oil Well
Outback Station
Pairidaeza
Pasture
Plantation
Polder
Quarry
Reinforced Barricade
Rock-Hewn Church
Roman Fort
Seaside Resort
Sphinx
Stepwell
Trading Dome
Trap
Vampire Castle
Ziggurat
Routes
Monastery
Description
Unlocks the Builder ability to construct a Monastery.
+2
Faith. +15 HP healing for friendly religious unit on this tile that has not attacked this turn. Cannot be built next to another Monastery.
+2
Faith. +15 HP healing for friendly religious unit on this tile that has not attacked this turn. Cannot be built next to another Monastery.Historical Context
A monastery, in the Roman Catholic tradition, is a complex of buildings that serves as communal home and workplace for monks (and nuns, in modern usage termed “convents”). These also include someplace reserved for prayer, such as a chapel or church. And many housed hospitals, schools, distilleries, and more. According to legend, Christian monasticism began in Egypt, although the first monastery in Europe was founded c. 344 AD near Chirpan (Bulgaria) by St. Athanasius. A couple centuries later, in 529, Saint Benedict established the monastery at Monte Cassino, laying the pattern for Catholic monasticism. Monasteries soon began appearing all over Europe, and beyond.
Description
Unlocks the Builder ability to construct a Monastery.
+2 Faith. +15 HP healing for friendly religious unit on this tile that has not attacked this turn. Cannot be built next to another Monastery.
+2
Faith. +15 HP healing for friendly religious unit on this tile that has not attacked this turn. Cannot be built next to another Monastery.Historical Context
A monastery, in the Roman Catholic tradition, is a complex of buildings that serves as communal home and workplace for monks (and nuns, in modern usage termed “convents”). These also include someplace reserved for prayer, such as a chapel or church. And many housed hospitals, schools, distilleries, and more. According to legend, Christian monasticism began in Egypt, although the first monastery in Europe was founded c. 344 AD near Chirpan (Bulgaria) by St. Athanasius. A couple centuries later, in 529, Saint Benedict established the monastery at Monte Cassino, laying the pattern for Catholic monasticism. Monasteries soon began appearing all over Europe, and beyond.
