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Republic of Genoa (BNW) [English/Deutsch]
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Republic of Genoa (BNW) [English/Deutsch]

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Description
Adds Genoa with its Leader Simone Boccanegra to the game!


Trait: Sphere of Influence: Influence with City-States doubled and 50% more Traderoutes. Free Merchant of Genoa at currency. Cannot build settlers nor annex Cities.

Unit: Merchant of Genoa: Builds a Trading Station for gold, production, culture and food or do a Trade mission, which brings double amount of Gold and Influence than Normal. He is expended by either of the two uses.

Building: Lighthouse of Genoa: +1 food from Coastal- and Ocean-Tiles. +1 production from searessources worked by this City. Every source of fish yields +1 food, if worked. 50% longer sea trade routes and 1 Slot for a great Merchant(Merchant of Genoa). The City needs to be built at a coast.

-----REQUIRES BNW-----

Peace music is an arrangement of G.Verdi 'Simone Boccanegra'-Ouverture done by me.
War Music is the same as Venice.

City-State of Genoa deleted. If you don't want this, delete the 'CSDelete.xml' in the 'XML/Civilization' Folder

Japans Colors are now the Emperors Colors (Red/Dark Gold), and Genoa is White/Red.
If you don't want the Japanese color change, delete 'JapanColorChange.xml' in the 'XML' Folder.

Mod available in English and German.

(I speak English.
Ich spreche deutsch.
Je parle le français.)
24 Comments
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Davinci 17 Sep, 2024 @ 2:04pm 
pretty much copied venice
TevoTFM 21 Jul, 2020 @ 3:27pm 
Shouldn't Genoa be more known for they're legendary crossbowmen?
Prestonn 12 May, 2020 @ 4:38pm 
is YNAEMP compatible?
Justinien 1er 22 Oct, 2018 @ 8:01am 
It would be better if genoa can buy city states like venice because it's too hard if the only way to get another city is to annex.
mckurosu  [author] 20 May, 2015 @ 12:09am 
@longocasa
No, I don't speak Italian.. Sorry. The text is in the XML/Text Folder, if anyone translates it into Italian I could probably include it officially..
Zeneize 19 May, 2015 @ 8:36am 
There's an Italian version?
bugge 11 Nov, 2014 @ 2:22pm 
There is already a Genoa Civ (Teddyk) where Genoa can make settlers.

I think your interpretation of the history of Genoa is just as good as Firaxis' interpretation of the history of Venezia. It's a "City State" and Liguria/Sardinia is covered by expanding cultural borders on a standard map.
mattchew 29 Sep, 2014 @ 11:03am 
Tone down the lighthouse, and make settlers double cost. Or something, I'm not a modder ahaha
Genoa did settle Sardinia and parts of liguria, so you need some sort of way to implement settling. Maybe do it like india, double unhappiness from cities but improved trade routes for the UA
mckurosu  [author] 29 Sep, 2014 @ 4:19am 
@Impirren RyRy: The Argument I made (and I know, it's not a very strong argument...) was, that genoa took sardinia through military means, adopted Patronage, recieved a free merchant of venice from a city-state, bought the city-state Caffa and constructed trading posts in those cities, but they kept some sort of local autonomy (No annexing)

The true reason of course, why genoa can't settle is because that would make them extremely OP.

But please tell me what you think. It's only how I interpret the history of Genoa and I'm not a historian.
Soto 28 Sep, 2014 @ 4:44pm 
One thing, Genoa DID settle places (Caffa, Sardinia), so I think maybe double the cost for Genovese settlers?