by Riley Feb 24,2025
Even before its official release, Civilization VII is expanding with the "Crossroads of the World" DLC, introducing new leaders, civilizations, and wonders. This article delves into the DLC's contents and offers predictions for the upcoming additions.
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Hot on the heels of the Deluxe Edition launch, Firaxis Games has unveiled its 2025 post-launch roadmap: the Crossroads of the World DLC. Included with the Deluxe and Founders' Editions, this DLC will feature two new leaders, four new civilizations, and four new natural wonders, delivered in two installments in early and late March 2025.
Ada Lovelace and Great Britain/Carthage are slated for the early March release, alongside four new natural wonders. Simón Bolívar, Nepal, and Bulgaria will follow in late March.
While specifics are scarce, we'll venture some educated guesses. These are predictions, and all information is based on historical context. No offense is intended to any culture or people.
Ada Lovelace, the pioneering computer programmer, will likely be a science-focused leader. Given her aristocratic background, bonuses related to Codex and Specialist mechanics seem probable, potentially leading to a strong science victory path, particularly when combined with Great Britain's anticipated bonuses.
Simón Bolívar, a prominent figure in Civ 6, will likely maintain a militaristic/expansionist playstyle in Civ 7. His abilities might leverage the new Commanders mechanic, focusing on logistical prowess to maintain offensive momentum.
Carthage's historical wealth and trading prowess suggest a focus on trade. However, with Aksum already filling the naval trade niche, Carthage might specialize in Trade Route capacity and Culture bonuses from international trade, potentially synergizing well with the Colossus wonder.
Great Britain, a Civ series veteran, will likely reflect its Industrial Era dominance. Bonuses related to naval production and trade, possibly enhanced by Oxford University, seem highly probable.
Nepal's unique geography and history suggest a civilization focused on military and cultural advantages, potentially with units benefiting from mountainous terrain.
Bulgaria's strategic location and historical influences suggest a blend of military and economic strengths, possibly with a focus on Cavalry and social policies.
The DLC will introduce four new Natural Wonders, likely providing additional tile yields without unique bonuses, reflecting the passive nature of Natural Wonders in Civ 7.
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