Swamps have hidden terrain bonuses
Swamps have hidden terrain bonuses
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Other kings said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built it all the same, just to show 'em. It sank into the swamp. So, I built a second one! That sank into the swamp. So, I built a third one! That burned down, fell over, then sank into the swamp, but the fourth one stayed up!
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“She’s got huuugeee… tracts of land.”
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What, the curtains?
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At that point, the swamp is more like flat ground
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Pros +2 to culture +100 yrs longevity of empire
Cons 10% increase to building costs
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Ah yes, swamp culture
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New Orleans is cool
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pushes glasses up Akshually, Venice is built on a salt marsh not a swamp
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But like, I can't blame them. Who doesn't like having access to water? Fixing swampland is a one-time thing.
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Fixing swampland is a one-time thing.
This comment brought to you by the "fuck wildlife habitat and natural flood control" committee of the American Society of Civil Engineers
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English empire wandering around in a swamp and a watery tart throws a sword at them
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True heroes build their capital below sea level.
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Netherlands moment?
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Itsfreerealestate.gif
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Idk if ancient Rome was ever a swamp? It was famous for it's 7 hills. Unless you mean Ravenna then sure it's 100% swamp.
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Rome was infamously swampy. Malaria was rampant for just that reason. The Field of Mars itself was pretty swampy.
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Rome being built only on its seven hills is a common misconception. Moreover it has also always been in the space in between and towards the river Tiber.
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It's smart. Draining the capital swamp ahead of time prevents dipshits from successfully running on a promise of draining the swamp (exceptions apply.)
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Madrid?
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