Eps 1310: civiliztion6 Jadwiga

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Hedwig; born 1373-74; died in Krakow, Poland, on 17 July 1399; canonized on 8 June 1997, on the day of 28 February) was from 1384-99 queen of Poland. Their marriage to Jogaila, the Grand Duke of Lithuania and Wladyslaw II Jagiello of Poland established a centuries-long union between Lithuania and Poland. She appears in the turn-based strategy game Civilization VI as the leader of Polish civilization, which specializes in religion and territorial expansion. She is also the main character in the third season of the historical Polish TV series Korona Krolov: Crown of Kings.
In the scenario package "Polish Civilization" is introduced Jadwiga . Take the territory of a foreign city and convert it into Polish religion and relics, grant 4 gold, 2 culture, 2 holy sites and get 1 neighborhood bonus for each district.
Philip II wants all civilizations to follow the same religion, but he only wants his cities to follow one religion. Create a large city with a growing population that welcomes the spread of other religions to gain their powerful advantages without having to create any faith of your own. Saints try to build faith, but I like to focus on faith first.
Jadwiga allows you to spread your religion to nearby cities while gaining civilized territory and golden freedom. Use flexible, great jobs in palaces to house and spend as many great people as you are able to attract to your country.
Jadwiga has some interesting skills, not least the power to steal territory and build tents and fortresses. The most famous is the Winged Hussar, which is strong enough to attack and push back defensive units.
I did not have a good experience with the Jadwigas Legacy Scenario the first time, as you were never told that the only activities worth your time were cranking out fortifications and military units. The Golden Horde destroyed all my expansion cities and all their cultural and scientific buildings, and I wondered why there was no way to build them. In Legacy Scenario's Horde Mode, you defend your capital and allied city states against wave after wave of barbarians.
While Jadwiga's legacy scenarios are an interesting way to use the mechanics of Civ 6s to create different types of games, the lack of clarity about objectives is irritating, and they cannot be compared to more nuanced scenarios.
With the AI Jadwiga, all available land disappears, as do rival civilizations with huge populations that are available thanks to their ability to expand. Couple this with the displacement capacity of the Wing Hussar and the return of the culture bomb from the Jadwigas Poland expansion. Make sure you have enough resources to diversify the cities as much as possible to counteract the AI and keep a strong military hand to deal with the Wing Hussars in the middle of the game.
Using a pen, you can mark all three tiles from the city centre with a line to give you an idea of how much land Poland will take for you. Erection of camps and fortifications around Poland to put them in an excellent position to defend land that would otherwise be unreachable.
Poland is a painful religious game, unpredictable in its strength in medieval warfare, and potentially for early relics that can lead to cultural victory. Poland's government has more flexibility, as most wildcard slots can be reversed to offer peace or war bonuses. However, because Poland has to pay money to end citizenship and change political cards, it is not as if it is flexible in how it uses its government. An interesting consequence of this aspect of Poland's civilian capabilities is that it is likely to use fewer military bonuses than in civil society.
It is therefore advisable for Poland to expand in order to use this capability. Thanks to the special abilities of Jadwigas, Poland is able to convert its neighbors and civilizations to its religion. However, this also makes Poland vulnerable to invasion at a time when its winged hussars do not matter. If you border Poland, pay attention to its city centres in relation to your own.
One of their military-political slots can be converted into a wild card slot, allowing them to recruit great prophets from other civilizations with established religions. Poland will also receive an additional Neighbourhood Bonus for its sacred sites and districts. They can also convert a military-political slot into a "joker" slot, giving them extra flexibility in culture.
This versatile and unique civilization brings a new challenger to the religious game. Leaders can play the way you prefer, with unique skills, units and infrastructure in their pursuit of victory.
Civilization Scenario Pack Bundle contains six Civilization Scenario Packs to expand your Civilization games. The Khmer Indonesia Civilization scenario package includes an Indonesian Khmer civilization, unique capabilities of the civilian leader, unique units and unique building improvements. Culturally oriented civilizations have civilizational skills such as Nine Dragons, Rivers, and Delta, which means that building land-based specialties such as Marsh, Rainforest, and Wooden Tiles gives bonuses to production, science, and cultural production.
Jadwiga is the third and youngest daughter of Louis I of Hungary and Poland, through his second wife Elisabeth of Bosnia. Her grandmother was a Polish princess, which connects her to the native Piast dynasty of Poland. Jogaila took the baptismal name Wladyslaw, who was crowned King of Poland on March 4, 1386.
Loved by the Polish people, approved by the Catholic Church, tolerated and affable by the stubborn Polish nobility, Jadwiga was crowned Queen of Wielkopolska in 1384. On October 16, 1384, she was crowned queen in Poland's capital Krakow, reflecting the Polish nobility's opposition to her planned husband William becoming king, and further negotiations underscored her status as Queen Regent. Worse, Poland was threatened by the Germanic states, the rulers of Moscow, and a possible invasion by the Mongolian Tatars.