Credit: Firaxis GamesĪlternatively, Aztec leader Montezuma (currently only available if you pre-ordered) is a beast in the early game. Germany's Frederick Barbarossa relies the oceans of the world to control land.
Her military can keep fighting by healing 50 points upon defeating a foe. Once an enemy is wounded, Tomyris’ units go in for the kill with +5 combat strength against already damaged enemies. Those looking for a traditional all-out military leader, Tomyris, of Scythia, is one of the two best choices. Likewise, if there are tensions brewing between two other civilizations, try to egg one of them on and double-team a hapless soon-to-be extinct people. When you’re ready to wage war on your neighbors, make sure you understand who is friendly with whom. Become friendly with them and you’ll be able to take control of their military, which can offer strategic benefits on top of the power boost. If you undertake quests for these independent, AI-controlled entities, you’ll earn favor.
It's tempting to stomp city-states into the ground early on, but you might be better served using the honey and not the vinegar. However, you’ll need to balance sheer power with the money to support an enormous military industrial complex. On the surface, taking over the world through might seems like the most straightforward way to win. Tomyris of Scythia is a great choice for warmongering 'Civ' players.
