CIVILIZATION VII

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Tonga - Antiquity Age Civilization

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APEX AGE: ANTIQUITY

Add the Tonga civilization to your collection in Sid Meier's Civilization® VII!*

This content is available as part of the Tides of Power Collection DLC** bundle featuring two leaders, four civilizations, and four Wonders.

Into the endless blue, in search of new lands on scattered islands, the Polynesians sailed, settling the island of Tonga nearly three thousand years ago. Around 1000 CE, though, came another expansion, the Tu’i Tonga Empire – a struggle for dominance, tribute, and fealty over the Pacific. The Tongan kings maintained this system of hierarchical lordship over the islands until it, too, splintered.

Unique Ability

Lords of the South: 

Antiquity Age (Apex): Increased Influence on the Palace and City Halls in Settlements adjacent to Coast tiles. Receive a free Trade Route from a new City-State when you become their Suzerain. Cannot use the City State - Incorporate or Levy Unit Action. 

Exploration Age: Further increased Influence on the Palace and City Halls in Settlements adjacent to Coast tiles. Receive a free Trade Route from a new City-State when you become their Suzerain; Trade Routes can cross Ocean tiles without taking damage.

Modern Age: Even further increased Influence on the Palace and City Halls in Settlements adjacent to Coast tiles. Receive a free Trade Route from a new City-State when you become their Suzerain.

Attributes

  • Economic
  • Diplomatic

Traditions:

  • Ngatu
    • Tier 1, Antiquity Age (Apex): Increased Influence towards initiating and supporting the Befriend Independent Project if the Independent Power is in Distant Lands.
    • Tier 2, Modern Age: Increased Influence towards all City-State Actions if the City-State is in Distant Lands.
  • Takuaka
    • Tier 1, Antiquity Age (Apex): Increased Production on Fishing Boast in Cities. Increased Science on Fishing Boats on Reefs in all Settlements.
  • Tongiaki
    • Tier 1, Antiquity Age (Apex): Increased Naval Trade Route Range.
    • Tier 2, Exploration Age: Increased Gold and Science from Naval Trade Routes.
  • T’ui Ha’atakalaua
    • Tier 1, Exploration Age (Affirmation): Increased Culture and Gold in the Capital for every Trade Route with a City-State.
    • Tier 2, Modern Age (Affirmation): Further increased Culture and Gold.

Unique Infrastructure

Tofi'a: Unique Quarter. Increased Culture for every Trade Route you have to a City-State. 

Langi: Increased Culture. Increased Food Adjacency with Resources and Wonders.

Vaikaukau: Increased Happiness. Increased Culture Adjacency with Coast tiles and Wonders.

Unique Civilian Unit 

Tehina: Unique Scout Unit. Can enter Ocean tiles (without taking damage) and embark at the start of the Age. Cannot disembark in Distant Lands, but can use Coastal Raid on adjacent Discoveries.

Unique Military Unit 

Kalia: Unique Naval Unit. Increased Combat Strength against Fortified Districts.

Associated Wonder 

Ha'amonga 'a Maui: Increased Culture. Increased Culture and Food on Fishing Boats in this Settlement. Gain a Cultural Attribute Point. Must be placed adjacent to Coast tiles. Tonga receives increased Production toward constructing this Wonder.

Starting Biases

  • Coast
  • Tropical

Gameplay Tip

The Tehina Unique Scout can enter Deep Ocean even in Antiquity. Use them to explore distant coastlines and find new Independent Powers to befriend.

*Base game required. This content is also included with the Tides of Power Collection DLC bundle. If you own the Tides of Power Collection, then you already own this content. Terms apply.

**Base game required. Each DLC will be delivered automatically in-game on release. Terms apply.