Bronze Wrk:

Master Bronze Working in Civilization VII! Learn about its unlocks like Barracks and Spearman, plus its Mastery bonuses for Infantry Units and Production.

Hey there! Let's talk about Bronze Working in Civilization VII. This is a super important Antiguity Age technology, so you'll want to get it early if you're planning on building up a strong military. ### What Bronze Working Unlocks: * Buildings: * Barracks: This is key for boosting your city's Production and letting you train units faster. * Units: * Spearman * Archer * Legion * Immortal * Mastery: This is a big one! * It gives your Infantry Units a +3 boost to Combat Strength. * It also gives your Military Buildings +2 Production. ### Strategy Tips: Bronze Working is arguably the most crucial military technology in the Antiguity Age. It unlocks a bunch of unique military units for your civilization and gives some of your existing units a nice upgrade. Plus, building Barracks really helps speed up your unit production. Seriously, prioritize this technology if you want a solid military. If you're going for a conquest-focused strategy, mastering Bronze Working is a must. Those Combat Strength bonuses for your Infantry Units are no joke! ### Civilopedia Entry Snippet: Bronze, an alloy of copper and usually tin, was a huge step up from stone and even copper itself. Many ancient cultures like the Sumerians, Egyptians, and early Chinese dynasties mastered it. It's harder than iron, but you need both copper and tin resources. Watch out though, because the late second millennium BCE saw a collapse that made iron a more accessible option, and the era of bronze-clad warriors eventually faded. ### Trivia: The quote for Bronze Working comes from Homer's _The Iliad_. Pretty cool historical flavor! ### See Also: * Bronze Working in other games ### Technologies in Civ7 - Antiguity Age: * Agriculture * Animal Husbandry * Bronze Working * Currency * Engineering * Iron Working * Irrigation * Masonry * Mathematics * Military Training * Navigation * Pottery * Sailing