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Do you mind if I use Cascadia and its lore in a project I'm working on?
Thanks!
I think next up will be The Acadians in an Acadia/Cajun crossover type civ that focuses on exploration and sea resources, led by Beausoleil.
It's a shame you Firaxis hasn't made it so you can alter your Leader (and thus your UA) as you advance through time. I think a lot of Civs suffer from later game goodies because they get snuffed by Civs with early goodies (like the Aztecs)
Also this is a side view of Fort Astor, although I can see how it could be confused for Fort Vancouver. The iconic tower, seen in the Osborne Russell leader screen, is off to the side, just off "camera."