In this work, the leaders have many differences from the previous one. This article will provide a detailed analysis of how to choose leaders in Civilization 7. For new players, Isabella paired with the Maya civilization is strongly recommended as the first choice. Of course, each has its own characteristics, and the strength has already been divided for everyone. The following are the detailed reasons, let's take a look together.
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Firstly, there are 25 leader positions in this work. They are: Ibn Battuta, Isabella, Jose Rizal, Himiko (Queen of Wa), Himiko (Great Shaman), Catherine the Great, Hatshepsut, Harriet Tubman, Augustus, Confucius, Pachacuti, Lady Trieu, Lafayette, Napoleon (Emperor), Napoleon (Revolutionary), Benjamin Franklin, Charlemagne, Tecumseh, Frederick (Military Strategist), Frederick (Patron of Arts), Xerxes (King of Kings), Xerxes (Achaemenid), Amina, Ashoka (Dominant), Machiavelli.
T0 (Highly Recommended): Wheelchair level.
Isabella: Can be considered the true ruler of the current version. In standard game speed, the first two settlers cost only 480 gold coins (200+280) in total. Isabella is almost bound to the hidden rule of wonder construction, ensuring that she can occupy god-level plots right at the start.
T1 (Excellent): Recommended to play.
Jose Rizal, as Allen's "nemesis," has quite impressive bonuses. In the game, activating the government bonus through celebrations, the time for the next celebration can be found in the policy interface.
Hatshepsut, when paired with the Egyptian civilization, provides a very immersive experience, saving productivity when building structures and wonders.
Napoleon (Revolutionary) gains cultural and movement bonuses after defeating enemies, although there is no direct combat power increase, but the overall performance is still excellent.
Benjamin Franklin has superior stats, capable of both fighting and developing.
T2 (Good):
Himiko (Queen of Wa)'s bonus is more useful in player versus player (PVP) scenarios, but performs averagely in single-player challenges (PVE).
Himiko (Great Shaman) has the strongest cultural bonus in the entire game, coupled with high happiness, it can quickly enter celebrations, triggering a 40% cultural value bonus.
Catherine the Great is slightly inferior compared to the former.
Harriet Tubman performs well in EVP, but her development capabilities in PVE are rather mediocre.
Pachacuti is somewhat helpful for farming.
Amina has power and economic bonuses, making her a preferred choice for players pursuing both economic and military victories.
Ashoka (Dominant) is very practical in PVE.
T3 (Average):
Ibn Battuta only provides two general attribute points, with limited practicality.
Frederick (Military Strategist) in the ancient era, with limited technological buildings (mainly libraries), his infantry struggles against god-level AI.
Frederick (Patron of Arts) is almost useless in the early stages.
Tecumseh's influence is limited, mainly relying on cooperation with Greek and Roman civilizations to function effectively.
In addition, some special characters are worth noting:
Confucius (T0): A numerical monster, suitable for any civilization, his unique characteristic of increasing development speed makes him stand out.
Lady Trieu (T1): Excellent stats, paired with the Roman civilization, can directly trigger the civilization's unique features, a top choice for war enthusiasts.
Lafayette (T0): A master of stacking power, also a top choice for war enthusiasts.
Xerxes (King of Kings) (T0): Has power bonuses, increased settlement limits, and economic bonuses, performing very strongly in all aspects, even if not engaging in combat, can focus on farming.
Xerxes (Achaemenid) (T1): Excellent stats, providing a rich set of bonuses.
Ashoka (Renouncer) (T2): If its celebration trigger mechanism could be activated proactively like the other form, it would be upgraded to T1. However, the cost increases after each celebration, and the provided happiness values are relatively conservative.
Machiavelli (T0): For those still troubled by invasions from foreign forces or looking for ways to trick AI into trading for money like in the previous game, Machiavelli can make your Civilization 7 experience retain more of the flavor of Civilization 6.
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In summary, the introduction and ranking recommendations for Civilization 7 leaders have been completed. Note that the above ratings and recommendations are for reference only, and the actual gaming experience may vary due to player preferences, game version updates, and other factors. Therefore, every game still needs to be experienced by everyone to truly understand it. Go and feel it in the game.
