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This page was last edited on 19 January 2019, at 22:28. Content is available under CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 unless otherwise noted. Game content and materials are trademarks and copyrights of their respective publisher and its licensors. Getting started. Get a tour. If you have no idea about modding and what are Lua and Xml, you should give a look at Civ5 Modding Explained.. Read the guide. The best introduction to civ5 modding is still the Kael's Guide.However it was written a long time ago and some information is obsolete or missing. The recording provided by Youtube user: Daniel Chehrazi - Skummelhustler - TheGreatWallOfChins All the subtitle are based on research, my own knowledge, and other native speaker Most of the subs Civilization 5 Table of Civilizations and Leaders There are 18 civilizations in Civ5 vanilla and 4 additional as downloadable content, each with its own leader and unique unit. In addition, every leader has a semi-unique "personality", consisting of traits that determine their in-game behavior. Regardless of Leadership or nationality, all rival civilizations in the Civilization 5 are dangerous. Civilization 5's take on world politics is decidedly bloodier in nature than its recent prequels. Some civilizations act more aggressively than others, but any of them will attack you if they smell weakness. Beware. America There are four nations in Civ IV Colonization: England, France, The Netherlands and Spain. There are eight leaders to choose from, two for each nation. Each leader has two traits, the first one related to his nationality's strength, and a second one reflective of his personal strength. There are 43 civilizations in Civ5, each with its own leader and unique unit. In addition, every leader has a semi-unique "personality", consisting of traits that determine their in-game behavior. For example, Elizabeth of the English, a historical naval power, emphasizes a pursuit of naval dominance and the choices she makes reflects this desire.