Sceptre of Empires and the Civilization of Great Britain How is the Sceptre of Empires and the Civilization of Great Britain? Introduction to the Sceptre of Empires and the Civilization of Great Britain

The Imperial Scepter and the civilization of Great Britain have a long and rich history, with a wealth of culture and traditions, powerful offensive and expansion capabilities, and unique and diverse architectural styles. Such a powerful civilization, how will it perform in the game? How can one use this civilization to expand territory? I believe all players are very curious about this. So, without further ado, let's take a look at the introduction in this article.

His "Supply Crate," upon using the command, immediately grants a gift box and a "Supply Crate." After using the crate, it can replenish 40 stamina for a team. The gift box can be given to family or national members; as long as they claim it, they will receive a "Supply Crate." His "Siege Equipment" can switch forms by consuming political orders when the troops are stationary, significantly increasing siege value, and can set up three types of equipment: catapults, battering rams, and ballistae.

Catapults and ballistae can cause significant building damage from a distance, while battering rams can cause substantial building damage in close combat. His "Fortification Expertise" strengthens fortifications, giving buildings higher durability, increasing the attack range of arrow towers, and upgrading caltrops to get powerful defenders.

His "Silver Feather Fortress" unlocks exclusive ship enhancements, which can include the skill "Arrow Rain," temporarily turning into a sea arrow tower after a certain period, automatically launching a rain of arrows at enemies within range. After enhancement, it can increase range, damage, and frequency. His wonder, "Spire Cathedral," once unlocked, can increase the siege value of his own team by 100.

His traits include Research, Quick Build, Strong City, and Fortification. Research reduces the resources required for inner city construction and technology research institutes by 3%. Quick Build shortens the construction time of personal buildings by 6%. Strong City increases the experience and merit gained from battles by 2%. Fortification increases the durability of buildings by 10%.

This concludes the introduction to the Imperial Scepter and the civilization of Great Britain. From the perspective of civilization skills, Britain mainly focuses on territorial conquest, providing military supplies to itself and its allies, and having unparalleled advantages when actively besieging cities. Fortification expertise can also build an indestructible line of defense for the country, making it very advantageous in both attacking and defending cities.