DESCRIPTION Adds nine more luxuries to the game and an additional Mercantile city-state luxury. Overall, they function the same as the existing luxuries and utilize the same placement and balancing methods. Also, this mod fixes a few bugs found in the main...

This mod aims to add a bit of variety to your units name. Based on where a unit was born (or upgraded), it gets a unique name. Units like "7th Cavalry of Warsaw", or "15th Artillery of Delhi", will be comman place in your army (except the city name depends...

When you generate a Great Merchant, Scientist or Engineer the costs of the other two Great People do not increase. Discussion thread on CivFanatics | Download from CivFanatics If you like the mod and want me to prioritize development of it let me know by r...

This mod should work with Vanilla, Gods & Kings, and Brave New World, and has no dependencies on other mods or DLCs. A very simple mod, through and through. All it does is allow Lumber Mill improvements to be built in both Jungles and Forests, instead of j...

Adds four map resources; each will be automatically distributed on any random map type. *Rice Bonus resource, only found near rivers and in warm climates. *Tea Luxury Resource, found on hills in warm climates. *Maize Bonus Resource, found on flat grassland...

Captured workers and settlers are turned into slaves. Slaves do not require maintenance but work slower and can revolt. Slaves can hurry production in cities. Slaves, captured by barbarians, join their side as military units. Social policies affect slavery...

This mod introduces a new recon unit in industrial age, the explorer. It also give to scouts an upgrade option to become explorer when obsolete. Features: Adds a new recon unit: the explorer, to the game, which was inspired by the Scramble for Africa scena...

Regiment and Ethnic Diversity for Civilization V, G+K, BNW and all DLC - Rescaling : all human and mounted units have been scaled down, no more giant infantry against tank ! Of course, the relative scale is nothing close to realism, but it looks way better...