Unique Units

Discover the unique units in Civilization VII. Learn about their strengths, weaknesses, and how they fit into the game's new Age system and mechanics.

Civilization VII introduces a variety of unique units, each tied to specific civilizations and ages. Understanding these units is key to mastering the game's new mechanics, including the distinct Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern Ages, and the new Influence yield.

Key Features:

• Age-Specific Units: Units are designed around the three distinct Ages: Antiquity, Exploration, and Modern. Each civilization is bound to one age and can transform into new forms in subsequent ages.
• Influence Yield: A new yield type, Influence, is crucial for diplomatic interactions.
• River Mechanics: Rivers are now categorized into small and navigable, impacting unit movement and strategy.
• Settlement Types: Settlements are divided into Towns and Cities, with Towns initially producing Gold instead of Production.
• Native Language City Names: City names are displayed in their civilization's native language.
• Settler Units: Settlers are divided into Founder and Pioneer units, influencing early game expansion.

This guide will delve into the specifics of each unique unit, detailing their stats, abilities, and strategic implications within the context of Civilization VII's evolving gameplay.