CIV 7: Crossroad's Debut: Predictions and Expectations
Civilization VII's Crossroads of the World DLC: A Deep Dive into Predictions

Even before the official release of Civ VII, Firaxis Games has announced the Crossroads of the World DLC, featuring new civilizations, leaders, and natural wonders. This expansion, included in the Deluxe and Founders' Editions, will be released in two parts in early and late March 2025.
This article delves into predictions for the upcoming content, based on historical context and gameplay mechanics. Remember, these are educated guesses, and the actual DLC may differ.
New Leaders, Civilizations, and Wonders
The DLC will introduce Ada Lovelace (Great Britain), Simón Bolívar (to be paired with either Nepal or Bulgaria), Carthage, Nepal, and Bulgaria, along with four new natural wonders.

Ada Lovelace (Great Britain): A Science-Focused Leader
Given Ada Lovelace's pioneering work in computer programming, we anticipate a science-focused leader ability. Her bonuses might center around Codex and Specialist mechanics, potentially leading to a strong science victory path. Great Britain's civ bonuses might complement this, enhancing naval production and trade, reflecting its historical strengths.
Simón Bolívar (Nepal/Bulgaria): A Militaristic Leader
Simón Bolívar, a renowned military strategist, is expected to favor a militaristic/expansionist playstyle. His abilities might leverage the new Commanders mechanic, potentially focusing on logistical advantages to maintain a strong offensive.

Carthage: A Trade-Focused Civilization
Carthage's historical prominence as a trading hub suggests a focus on trade routes. However, to differentiate it from existing civilizations like Aksum, Carthage might emphasize Trade Route capacity and Culture bonuses from international trade, potentially synergizing with the Colossus wonder.

Great Britain: A Modern Age Powerhouse
Great Britain's Civ bonuses will likely reflect its Industrial Era dominance, potentially offering bonuses to naval production, trade, and possibly production boosts tied to Oxford University.
Nepal: A Military and Cultural Focus
Nepal's unique geography and history suggest a civilization specializing in military and cultural advantages. Unique units benefiting from mountainous terrain are a strong possibility.

Bulgaria: A Balanced Approach
Bulgaria, making its Civilization debut, might emphasize both military and economic strengths, possibly focusing on Cavalry units and leveraging Traditions and Social Policies for steady progress. Its Exploration Age unlock suggests a focus on its post-Ottoman era.

New Natural Wonders
The DLC will include four new natural wonders. Given the current Civ VII mechanics, these will likely provide additional tile yields rather than unique gameplay bonuses.



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