Well, in Civ 6 each civ has its own unique bonuses, improvements/districts/units whatever, but they also have a unique bonus based on the Leader you pick.
America under Teddy Roosevelt gets bonuses from breathtaking tiles and natural parks.
America under Abraham Lincoln gets free units for every industrial zone building, but plantations make his cities lose loyalty.
I had some ideas about what some of the Larl cast would be like as Leaders. The Renatus one is pretty straightforward: In civ 6 you gradually go up in Alliance levels with your allies, and you also accumulate Great People points towards things like Great Generals, Great Artists, Great Merchants etc.
There's also a meter called the era score meter, if you fill it before the era ends, you get a normal era, fail and you get a dark era, exceed it by a certain amount and you get a golden era, get a dark era and THEN a golden era and the benefits are tripled: a Heroic Era.
My idea for Renatus was to represent the huge Nicator family tree you used to post:
Whenever a new era starts, Ren's player gets [insert number here] of great people points for each woman leader he's in an alliance with, the number increasing based on alliance level and the quality of the era he's going into.
So if he had a low level military alliance with Liane and entered a normal era, that might get him a great general, a kid by Liane.
If he had a alliance with Blake, it might get him a spy.
With Willow, a great merchant, or maybe two.
But in dark eras? no points. Ren makes no kids. Truly a dark era.
Okay I'm following. And that sounds like it would be genuinely fun to be, as far as Civ goes. An interesting dynamic for a civilization playthrough.
And I appreciate that you've defined a Dark Era to be an era where he's not having kids. Truly, the darkest timeline.
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