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The Yaranga is a fun building because it makes tundra viable for settlement. It doesn't just affect naked tundra, so if you find a location with forested tundra, furs, and so on, it can become an excellent city.
The UA allows units to attack and then withdraw. It adds some tactical versatility, especially for ranged units, since foot soldiers cannot catch up to them on flat ground.
Grade: B+. The only downside of this civ, design-wise, is that Siberian Tatars are too powerful in my opinion.
This is awesome!