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Civilization VI goes to England and France

For the first time in the Civilization franchise’s history, a leader will be able to rule two civilisation: England and France. Led in the game by Eleanor of Aquitaine, who was one of the most influential figures of the Middle Ages, thanks to her vast land holding inherited at a young age. This made her one of the most sought-after brides of the time.

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Eleanor, duchess of Aquitaine, was queen consort of France from 1137 to 1152, followed by queen consort of England from 1154 to 1189. She was a leader in the Second Crusade and is credited with establishing many of the royal court’s chivalric rituals, including establishing the social codes rooted in Christianity, which guided the behaviour of knights and women of high social standing.

Eleanor’s unique ability – Court of Love

“Great Works” in Eleanor’s cities each cause a loss of Loyalty per turn in nearby foreign cities. A city that leaves another civilization due to a loss of Loyalty, and is currently receiving the most Loyalty per turn from Eleanor, skips the Free City step and instantly joins her civilization.

The game expansion will be released for Windows on 14 February.

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