Civ4 Beyond the Swrod

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TABLE OF

CONTENTSChapt er 1

IN THE BEGINNING 5

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

System Requirem ents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Starting a G am e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

The Civi li zation IV W eb Site. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Chapt er 2

NEW STUFF 10Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Leader Traits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

The G reat G eneral. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Espionage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

A dvanced Start. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

C orporations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

A ir C om bat and Prom otions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

O verseas M aintenance and C olonies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Im proved Siege C om bat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

N aval Trade Routes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24N ew Technologies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

N ew U nits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

N ew Prom otions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

N ew Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

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N ew W onders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

N ew Im provem ent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

N ew Leaders for Existing C ivilizations. . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

N ew C ivilizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Chapt er 3

NEW SCENARIOS 31

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

H ow to Launch a Scenario . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Scenarios O verview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Chapt er 4

MAIN GAME UPDATES 43

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

G etting and Installing the U pdates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

W hat's Been U pdated . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

APPENDIX 48

K eyboard C om m ands. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49

C redits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

W arranty and License A greem ent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

Product Support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

Register w ith U s! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63

C opyright Inform ation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66


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Chapter 1

IN THE

BEGINNING

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to Beyond the Sword! W elcom e to the Beyond the Sword expansion pack for Sid

M eier’s Civi li zation IV ! Beyond the Sword (BtS) expands the

w orld ofCivi li zation IV ,adding new gam e concepts,new civ-

ilizations, new leaders, new buildings and new units, plus

som e exciting new scenarios.The BtS installation disk also

includes all of the updates to the originalCivi li zation IV gam e

code through this product's release date. C heck the

Civi li zation IV w eb site for any m ore recent updates (seebelow ).

Important: Please note that you need to have Sid M eier’s

Civi li zation IV installed on your com puter to use this product.

BtS cannot be played w ithoutCivi li zation IV .See later in this

chapter for inform ation on installing this expansion pack.You

do not, how ever, need to have the previous Civi li zation IV

expansion pack –Civi lization IV Warlords –installed to playBtS .(W arlords is pretty cool,though: you m ight w ant to check

it out.)

This Manual This m anual describes the m aterial included in BtS .It is bro-

ken into four chapters and an appendix.You don't need to

read this m anual before enjoyingBtS

: experiencedCivilization IV players are encouraged to jum p right in and start playing;

you can refer to this m anual if you run into som ething you

don't quite understand.

N ote that the in-gam e “C ivilopedia”contains in-depth infor-

m ation on all of the stuff provided in this product; you should

check it out if you need m ore details on a particular subject

than this m anual provides.See below for details.

Chapter 1: IN THE BEGINNINGThat is the introductory section you're reading right now .

Chapter 2: NEW STUFF This chapter describes the new civilizations,leaders,buildings

and units included in BtS .


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Chapter 3: NEW SCENARIOSThis chapter describes the new scenarios provided in BtS .

Chapter 4: MAIN GAME UPDATESC hapter four details the new rules and rules changes m ade toCivi lization IV in previous updates (patches) and in this package.

APPENDIX This contains keyboard com m ands,follow ed by credits,w ar-

ranty inform ation,tech support contact num bers,and the fun

copyright inform ation.

The CivilopediaW hen you installBtS ,the Civi li zation IV C ivilopedia w ill be

updated to provide com prehensive inform ation on the new

stuff provided in this package.W e urge you to check it out as

necessary.

N ote that each gam e scenario com es w ith its ow n C ivilopedia

describing all of the m aterial provided in that scenario.If an

item is scenario-specific and doesn't appear in the m ain

gam e,it w ill only be listed in the scenario's C ivilopedia,not in

the m ain gam e's C ivilopedia.

You can get to the C ivilopedia from the gam e’s m ain m enu.

O r,once in a gam e,click on the question m ark (?) sym bol in

the upper right-hand corner of the m ap screen to open the

C ivilopedia.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

The system requirem ents forBtS are identical to those forSid

M eier’s Civi li zation IV .

Sid Meier's Civilization IV You need a copy ofSid M eier’s Civi li zation IV installed on your

com puter to use BtS .

Minimum System Requirements1.2G H z Intel Pentium 4 or A M D A thlon processor

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or equivalent

256 M B RA M

64 M B video card w ith hardw are T& L (G eForce 2,Radeon

7500 or better)D irectX 7 com patible sound card

C D -RO M drive

1.7 G B of free hard drive space

D irectX 9.0c (included)

Recommended SystemRequirements1.8G H z Intel Pentium 4 or A M D A thlon processor

or equivalent (or better)

512 M B RA M

128 M B video card w ith D irectX 8 support (pixel and vertex

shaders)

D irectX 7 com patible sound card

C D -RO M drive

1.7 G B of free hard drive space

D irectX 9.0c (included)

Supported Operating SystemsW indow s 2000 (plus Service Pack 1 or higher),W indow s XP

H om e or Professional (plus Service Pack 1 or higher),

W indow s Vista.

INSTALLATION

Insert the Sid M eier’s Civi li zation IV :Beyond the Sword C D -

RO M disc into your drive. O n the setup screen, [click]“Express Install”for a default installation w ithout further

prom pting.A dvanced users can choose “C ustom Install”to

custom ize the installation path.

The expansion pack w ill not install unless the com puter

already contains a copy ofSid M eier’s Civi li zation IV .


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AN IMPORTANT N OTE REGARDING GRAPHICSAND SOUND AND HAVING THE BESTPOSSIBLE EXPERIENCE

Sid M eier’s Civi lization IV: Beyond the Sword uses som e of the

m ost advanced rendering techniques available today for specialeffects and to achieve real-tim e perform ance for a great gam e

playing experience.The gam e w as developed and tested on

N VID IA ® G eForce FX,6 Series,7 Series,and 8 Series graphics

cards and the intended experience can be m ore fully realized

on N VID IA G eForce 8 Series graphics hardw are.O n a G eForce

8 series card you w ill be able to turn on all of the N VID IA spe-

cial effect features at higher resolutions in the gam e.EA X ® A D VA N C ED H D provides realistic sonic effects to

accurately sim ulate the sound properties of different acoustic

environm ents in Civi lization IV: Beyond the Sword .The EA X ®

A D VA N C ED H D acoustic m odels are dynam ically updated

as you m ove around in the gam e experience.O nly Sound

Blaster® X-Fi series sound card w ould be able to deliver

great audio experience w ith EA X®

A D VA N C ED H D .

STARTING A GAME

The process of starting a gam e rem ains unchanged from

Civi li zation IV .H ow ever,a new option has been added to the

Single Player M enu –“Beyond the Sword C ontent.”C lick on

this if you w ant to play one of the scenarios provided in this

product.See C hapter Three for m ore details on BtS scenarios.

THE CIVILIZATION IV WEB SITE WWW.CIVIV.COM

The Civi li zation IV w eb site contains new s and inform ationabout Civi li zation IV and BtS .It also provides links to fansites

and places w here you can hook up w ith other players for

online gam es ofCivi li zation IV .The site is constantly updated

and w ell w orth a look.

You can find it atwww.CivIV.com.

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Chapter 2

NEW STUFF


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INTRODUCTION

Beyond the Sword brings a lot of cool new stuff to Civilization

IV .It also includes som e new stuff added in the previously-

released expansion pack Civi li zation IV :Warlords .The new

additions are described briefly in this chapter; for a com plete

list of changes,see the “Beyond the Sword Concepts ”section in

the C ivilopedia.

LEADER TRAITS

Som e new traits w ere introduced in W arlords,and these have

been included in this package as w ell.In addition,one exist-

ing trait has been changed to im prove play-balance.A num -

ber of leaders' traits have been altered to accom m odate these

changes; check the C ivilopedia to see w hich traits each leader

now possesses.

New Traits from WarlordsCHARISMATIC

Effect: +1 happiness per city; +1 happiness from M onum ents

and Broadcast Tow ers; and -25% xps required for U nit

Prom otions.

IMPERIALISTIC

Effect: G reat G enerals em erge tw ice as fast as usual; +50%production of Settlers.

PROTECTIVE

Effect: Free C ity G arrison I and D rill I prom otions for A rchery

and G unpow der units.D ouble production speed for w alls and

castles.

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Changed Trait EXPANSIVE

Effect: +2 health per city; 25% faster production of W orkers;

double production speed of G ranary and H arbor

(In the W arlords package,the Expansive trait allow ed players

to produce W orkers 50% faster.)

THE GREAT GENERAL

The G reat G eneral unit w as introduced in W arlords.This unit

appears w hen your units have accrued enough experience

points through battle. (You can track your points on the

M ilitary A dvisor screen [F5].) You m ay “attach”the G reat

G eneral to a unit,giving that unit and others in the sam e tile

20 experience points split evenly betw een them .O r the G reat

G eneral can join a city as a G reat M ilitary Instructor,or you

m ay expend the G eneral to construct the M ilitary A cadem y.

See the C ivilopedia for details.

ESPIONAGE

This new system expands your ability to engage in potent

“cloak and dagger”operations against your opponents.

Through espionage you can destroy enem y im provem ents,

incite rebellion in their cities,and even steal their cutting-edge technology.They can do the sam e to you,of course,so it

m ay be a good idea for you to engage in counter-espionage

operations,as w ell.

Espionage is pow erful –but it's also expensive.You'll need to

divert funds from your com m erce incom e to pay for it,and

that w ill lim it the am ount of m oney you can invest in technol-

ogy research,cultural expansion,purchasing unit upgrades,and so forth.To be successful you'll need to balance these

com peting interests so that they best serve your style of play.

The follow ing sections describe the Espionage system .See

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Espionage PointsEspionage becom es available once you have discovered

W riting.A t that point the “Espionage Slider”appears on the

upper-left corner of the M ain Screen,below the R esearch and

C ulture sliders.You m ay then adjust this slider to divert som e

of your incom e to espionage (this w ill reduce the am ount

available to spend on Research and C ulture),w hich w ill give

you “Espionage Points”each turn.N ote that certain buildings

and w onders w ill give you Espionage Points at no cost to your

treasury.

ESPIONAGE POINTS

GAINED PER TURN

ESPIONAGE SLIDER

CLICK ON THE ESPIONAGE BUTTON

TO GO TO THE ESPIONAGE SCREEN

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You expend these points on the “Espionage Screen.”

Espionage ScreenThe Espionage Screen is divided into tw o m ain sections.The left-

hand panel lets you apportion your Espionage points am ong the

civilizations you encounter,w hile the right side show s the avail-able m issions and their cost (in Espionage Points).

Espionage Point s A ssignm ent PanelA t start,all of your Espionage Points are evenly divided am ong

all of the civilizations you have encountered.You can adjust

this on the left-hand side of the Espionage Screen (by clicking

on the “+”or “-”sym bols next to an opponent's portrait.).

By increasing the “W eight”item next to an opponent's por-trait, you increase the portion of your Espionage Points

incom e you w ould like to assign to that opponent.Increasing

one opponent's w eight to “1”and leaving another's at “0”w ill

give all Espionage Points earned each turn to the first.

Increasing one opponent's w eight to “2”w hile keeping tw o

other opponents' w eight at “1”and another's at “0”w ill give

the first opponent tw ice as m any points as the second andthird,w hile the fourth w ill receive none.A nd so forth.(See

the C ivilopedia for m ore details.)

The “EP”num ber next to the w eight assignm ent tells you how

m any points you already have invested in that opponent.

Below that is a percentage num ber that show s the cost adjust-


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m ent to Espionage M issions you w ish to carry out against this

opponent. This num ber is the Espionage Point bonus or

penalty you receive w hen perform ing m issions against the

selected opponent and is based on the num ber of points you

have invested in that opponent over the course of the gam e.If the num ber is below 100% that m eans you have m ore

Espionage Points invested in your opponent than he has in

you,and your m issions m ay be perform ed at a discount.If the

num ber is greater than 100% ,it m eans your opponent has

m ore Espionage Points on you than you have on him ,increas-

ing the cost of your Espionage M issions directed tow ards that

opponent.The m iddle item on the list states exactly how m any

Espionage Points you earn per turn tow ards that opponent.

M ission A ssignm ent PanelO n the right half of the screen is the list of all the Espionage

M issions and their costs.C lick on the portrait of the opponent

w ho you w ish to engage in espionage against,and a list of

that opponent's visible cities w ill appear.C lick on a city to see

the cost of perform ing m issions against that city.

M ission costs vary according to a num ber of factors,including

the size of the city,its distance from your civilization,religions

present and current era.If the cost of a M ission is not show n,

the M ission requires m ore inform ation to determ ine the exact

cost.(G enerally,such m issions require that a Spy be in the

targeted square,and the Spy's exact location determ ines the

final cost.)

Espionage M ission costs increase as the gam e progresses.

SpiesSpies m ay be built by a civilization that has researched

W riting.Spies are invisible except to other spies.Spies m ay

enter unexplored territory and territory controlled by any civ-

ilization.Spies begin play w ith the “C om m ando”Prom otion,

allow ing them to use enem y roads.

If in an appropriate space,a spy m ay perform one Espionage

M ission (see below ) per turn.The longer a spy rem ains sta-

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tionary in a tile,the cheaper Espionage m issions perform ed

against that tile w ill be.

Spy units cannot be killed norm ally.Rather,w hen they are

revealed by other spies,they can no longer perform Espionage

M issions,effectively curtailing their use.pies can also be killed

using the "K ill Spy" M ission (see below ).You can keep spies

out of your territory by em ploying the “Spies C annot Enter

O ur Borders”Passive M ission.

MissionsTo perform an Espionage M ission,a Spy m ust begin its turn

in the target city or tile. C lick on the Spy's “EspionageM ission”action button. The “C hoose M ission”m enu w ill

appear displaying the M issions available in that location.

C lick on an entry to have the spy perform the desired M ission.

The Spy is consum ed after the m ission.

The Espionage M issions are:

Sabotage Improvement:D estroy an enem y im provem ent or

route.

Sabotage Building: D estroy a building w ithin an enem y city.

Steal Treasury: Steal a portion of your opponent's treasury,

betw een 10 and 100% .

Spread Culture: Increase your culture in a city.

Poison Water: Tem porarily increase the am ount of unhealth-

iness w ithin an enem y city.

Foment Unhappiness: Tem porarily increase unhappiness

w ithin an enem y city.

Support City Revolt: Send a city into revolt for one turn.

This reduces enem y defenses,but not enem y borders.

Steal Technology: Steal a technology from an opponent.

Influence Civics: Sw itch an opponent's civics to one that

you have adopted.

Influence Religion: Sw itch an opponent's state eligion to

your state religion.

Perform Coun terespionage: D oubles cost of enem y espi-

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Kill Spy: K ills all spies w ithin your spy's visibility.C an only

be perform ed w ithin your ow n borders.

Passive MissionsPassive M issions can be perform ed against an opponent byaccum ulating the requisite level of Espionage Points against

them .The level of points needed to activate these m issions

increase as your enem ies accrue m ore of their ow n

Espionage Points,so check the Espionage Screen often to

m ake sure you're not lagging behind.

The Passive M issions are:

Can See Demograph ics: A llow s you to see enem y dem o-graphics on the Info Screen [F9]

Can See Research: A llow s you to see w hat your opponent is

researching and how m any turns they have until com pletion

City Visibility: Enem y cities are added to your visibility

Investigate City:You m ay view enem y city screens by dou-

ble clicking on their citiesSpies Cann ot Enter Our Borders: Spies from the

C ivilization against w hich you have gathered sufficient

points cannot enter your borders

PERFORM MISSION ACTION

BUTTON

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Spy SpecialistsSpy specialists function like all other specialists and give a

bonus to Espionage output and increase the chance of a G reat

Spy appearing in a city.The C ourthouse, Jail, IntelligenceA gency,Security Bureau,and K rem lin allow the assignm ent

of Spy specialists in a city.

Great SpiesG reat Spies are a new class of G reat People.The chance of a

G reat Spy appearing depends upon the buildings in the city,

as w ell as the num ber of Spy Specialists there.

G reat Spies are invisible to all other units,including enem y

spies and G reat Spies.G reat Spies can explore rival territory,

and they w ill give you a m assive Espionage Point bonus

against a civilization if you expend the Spy in their city.G reat

Spies m ay also join a city as super specialists,increasing the

city's science and espionage output; or they m ay construct the

Scotland Yard national w onder in a city,adding a significant

bonus to that city's Espionage production.

EVENTS

Random events have been introduced in Beyond the Sword .

These m ay occur to anyone at any point in the gam e.Events

m ay have beneficial effects or they m ay be catastrophic.Som e

are autom atic; others allow you to choose how you w ish torespond to them .

It is still possible to play a gam e of C ivilization w ithout ran-

dom events.C heck the “N o Random Events”option available

on the single player “C ustom G am e”screen or the m ultiplay-

er “O ptions”screen to turn off random events.

A list of your active quests can be found on the Log Screen

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ADVANCED START

This new m echanism allow s you to begin a gam e of

Civi li zation IV w ith civilizations that are a bit further along

than usual.If you choose this option you begin the gam e w ith

a portion of the m ap visible,and a certain am ount of gold to

spend.You can use that gold to purchase cities and population

and culture for your cities,as w ell as buildings,units,and

im provem ents. You m ay also purchase technologies and

increased visibility.Building and unit availability depend upon

the era of the gam e you're playing as w ell as the technologies

and im provem ents you have purchased,w hile your starting

gold depends upon gam e difficulty.You m ay alter the am ountof gold you receive on the C ustom G am e m enu.

O nce the gam e begins,players w ill not be able to attack their

opponent for ten turns but aside from this you can pretty

m uch do as you like. Build one pow erful m etropolis or a

bunch of lesser cities.C reate a huge arm y or a m inor m ilitia.

Just rem em ber that once the gam e begins you'll have to pay

m aintenance for all the cool stuff you've purchased.To play an A dvanced Start gam e,go to the “C ustom G am e”

option under the Single Player gam e m enu.The A dvanced

Start checkbox is listed under “G am e O ptions.”It is also avail-

able in the M ulti-Player gam e setup screen.

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CORPORATIONS

C orporations are entities that produce a great deal of gold or

a com m odity for a city w ith access to the proper resources,but

in return they incur a significant m aintenance cost.W hen

used correctly they can m ake your civilization w ealthy beyond

com pare; but w hen used injudiciously they can cause you a

great deal of trouble.

Founding a CorporationThere are a num ber of requirem ents that m ust be fulfilled

before you can found a C orporation.A ll C orporations requirethe “C orporations”technology plus one additional tech

(w hich varies from corporation to corporation). O nce you

have researched the prerequisite tech,you m ust then m ove a

G reat Person into a city that has access to one or m ore of the

resources the C orporation requires.You can then expend the

G reat Person to found the C orporation's “C orporate

H eadquarters.”The specific G reat Person required also variesaccording to the C orporation.

Corporate Benefits and HindrancesO nce a C orporation is constructed,it incurs a m aintenance

cost,but in return it provides a bonus of som e kind –addi-

tional culture,food,research,gold or production to all citiesw ith that C orporation, perhaps, or access to a different

resource (for exam ple,A lum inum C o.requires coal and pro-

vides the alum inum resource).

In addition, the ow ner of the C orporate H eadquarters

receives a gold bonus for each city in w hich that C orporation

is present (sim ilar to the w ay that a Shrine provides a gold

bonus for each city that has its religion).

Spreading a CorporationO nce a C orporation is constructed in a city,that city m ay pro-

duce C orporate Executives.C orporate Executives are sim ilar

to M issionaries.By building a C orporate Executive,you m ay

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expand the influence of a C orporation to other cities.

It costs a certain am ount of gold for a C orporate Executive to

spread a C orporation to a new city,and the price is higher if

the target is a foreign city.You m ay only spread a C orporation

to cities w hich have one or m ore of the resources the

C orporation requires.In return for spreading a C orporation,

you receive five gold per city w ith your corporation in it.In

addition,the target city w ill receive all of the benefits/penal-

ties of the corporation.

The C orporate Executive is consum ed w hen it spreads a cor-

poration to a city.

Competing CorporationsW hile you are allow ed to have m ultiple corporations in a city,

you cannot have tw o corporations that consum e the sam e

resource in the sam e city.Placing the second corporation w ill

rem ove the first. (N ote that this significantly increases the

placem ent cost.) A C orporation cannot be spread to a city

w ith a com peting C orporate H eadquarters.

Blocking CorporationsYou m ay block new foreign C orporations from entering your

city by adopting the M ercantilism C ivic.You can render all

C orporations in your cities inoperative by adopting the State

Property C ivic –how ever,the corporations w ill return once

you change civics again.

Corporation List ALUMINUM CO .

Resource Required: C oal

Great Person Required : G reat Scientist

Techs Required: C orporations and A dvanced FlightBenefit: Produces A lum inum resource, +2 Production per

required resource available.

CEREAL MILLS

Resources Requ ired: W heat,C orn or Rice

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Great Person Required : G reat M erchant

Techs Required: C orporations and Refrigeration

Benefit: +.75 Food per required resource available.

CIVILIZED JEWELERS

Resources Requ ired: G old,Silver or G em s

Great Person Required : G reat A rtist

Techs Required: C orporations and M ass M edia

Benefit: +1 G old,+3 C ulture per required resource available.

CREATIVE CONSTRUCTIONSResources Requ ired: Iron,C opper,M arble,A lum inum

or Stone

Great Person Required : G reat Engineer

Techs Required: C orporations and C om bustion

Benefit: +.5 Production per required resource available.

MINING INC.

Resources Required: C oal,Iron,C opper,G old,G em s or Silver

Great Person Required : G reat Engineer

Techs Required: C orporations and Railroad

Benefit: +1 G old per required resource available.

SID'S SUSHI COResources Requ ired: C rab,C lam ,Fish or Rice

Great Person Required : G reat M erchant

Techs Required: C orporations and M edicine

Benefit: +.5 Food per required resource available.

STAND ARD ETHAN OLResources Requ ired: C orn,Sugar or Rice

Great Person Requ ired: G reat Scientist

Techs Required: C orporations and Plastics

Benefit: Produces O il resource; +2 R esearch per required

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AIR COMBAT ANDPROMOTIONS

A ir units assigned to the “Interception”M ission w ill nowdefend against attacks from air units in the sam e m anner as

land-based units.W hen tw o units engage in air com bat,the

battle continues until one of the units is defeated or w ith-

draw s. Thus air com bat has three possible outcom es: the

attacker is destroyed,defender is destroyed,or both units are

w ounded and w ithdraw .

Further,like ground units,defending air units can now alsoprotect against m ultiple attacks in the sam e round.Fighters

and Jet Fighters m ake the finest defenders,as they both have

a 100% interception rate w hile at full health.

Air Combat PromotionsThe changes to air com bat provide an opportunity for air units

to gain experience and thus prom otions.A ir units can now get

the C om bat, Pinch, and A m bush prom otions available to

other units; additionally there are three new prom otions

available:

Interception: Increases the chance of intercepting enem y air-

craft.SA M Infantry,M obile SA M and M echanized Infantry

can also receive this prom otion.

Range: Increase the unit's range.Ace: Increase the unit's evasion chance.

OVERSEAS MAINTENANCE AND COLONIES

C ity m aintenance now takes into account a fourth factor

(beyond the num ber of cities in your civilization,corporationspresent,and their distance from the capital).This new “O verseas

M aintenance”cost kicks in only for cities on overseas continents

that do not contain your capital.W hen the num ber of cities on

that distant continent reaches a certain level,their m aintenance

costs w ill begin to outw eigh their production.

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To deal w ith this expense,players m ay turn the cities on an

overseas continent into a “C olony.”By granting those cities

C olony status,they w ill im m ediately break off into their ow n,

distinct civilization and becom e a vassal of the player.This of

course has a num ber of im portant diplom atic,production andm ilitary consequences; see the C ivilopedia entry (“C olonies”

w hich is found under the C ivilopedia m ain m enu entry

“Beyond the Sword C oncepts”) for details.

IMPROVED SIEGE COMBAT

Siege U nits have been tw eaked significantly in BtS to aid playbalance.Siege U nits now have a “M axim um D am age”lim it.

W hen a Siege U nit attacks,it m ay cause dam age up to its

dam age lim it before w ithdraw ing.N o unit w ith health below

a Siege U nit's dam age lim it can be attacked by a Siege U nit.

D efending Siege U nits m ay still destroy attacking units.

In addition,som e M ounted and H elicopter U nits now receive

a “Flank A ttack”against Siege U nits.W hen attacking a stackof units containing Siege U nits,these special M ounted U nits

w ill dam age any Siege U nits in that stack so long as the

M ounted U nit survives com bat.This m eans that a M ounted

U nit w ith the Flank A ttack ability w hich retreats from com bat

w ill still dam age Siege U nits.

NAVAL TRADE ROUTESYou can now use your naval units to blockade and even plun-

der enem y trade routes.D oing so can have a m ajor im pact on

your foe's econom y,so control of the seas is m ore vital than

ever.See the C ivilopedia for details.

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River Trade RoutesThe rules for tracing trade routes along rivers have been

altered slightly.You m ust now know the Sailing technology to

be able to trace trade routes along rivers.

NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Several new technologies have been added in this package.In

addition, som e existing technologies have been m oved or

altered slightly to accom m odate these new techs (and to

im prove play-balance).C heck the in-gam e C ivilopedia and

Tech Tree for specifics.

Advan ced Flight

Aesthetics

Laser

Military Science

Stealth

Superconductors

NEW UNITS

The follow ing units are accessible to all civilizations.(The new

civs have their ow n unique new units as w ell; see below .)

Airship

Anti-Tank Infan try

Attack Submarine

Cuirassier

Great Spy

Gu ided M issileMissile Cruiser

Mobile Artillery

Mob ile SAM

Paratrooper

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Privateer

Ship of the Line

Stealth Destroyer

Tactical Nuke

Corporate ExecutivesEach C orporation has its ow n “Executives”w hich can be used

to spread that corporation to other cities (see above).

NEW PROMOTIONS

In BtS several new prom otions have been created for air units;

see above for details.In addition,one new ground-unit pro-

m otion has been added.

Woodsman III: + 2 First Strikes,+ 50% A ttack in Jungle,

+ 50% A ttack in Forest

NEW BUILDINGS

Beyond the Sword has added a num ber of buildings that can be

used by all civilizations:

Customs House

Ind ustrial Park

In telligence AgencyLevee

Public Transportation

Security Bureau

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Civilization-Specific BuildingsThis change,first introduced in W arlords,provides each civi-

lization w ith its ow n unique building w hich replaces an exist-

ing building. Each unique building gives its civ a specialadvantage during play.

For exam ple,the Persians build an “A pothecary”instead of a

G rocer.The A pothecary provides an additional +2 health in

the city in w hich it is constructed,w hile the G rocer doesn’t.

The A pothecary can only be constructed by the Persians; oth-

ers m ust content them selves w ith the less-potent G rocer.

You can find a civilization’s unique building in its C ivilopediaentry.

NEW WONDERS

H ere’s a list of the new W onders in this package:

Apostolic Palace*

Cristo Reden tor

Mau soleum of Maussollos

Moai Statues

National Park

Shwedagon Paya

The Statue of Zeus*The Apostolic Palace Wonder: This is a M edieval-era wonder

wi th abili ti es similar to those of the United Nations (but wi th vot-

ing power determined by one’s fai th rather than one’s size). See the

Civi lopedia for detai led info on this unique new wonder.

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Corporate Headquarters WondersAlum inum Co.

Cereal Mills

Civilized Jewelers

Creative Constructions

Min ing Inc.

Sid’s Su shi Co.

Stand ard Ethanol

NEW IMPROVEMENT:FOREST PRESERVE

The Forest Preserve is a new late-gam e Im provem ent that can

be used to help spread dw indling Forests and Jungles.

NEW LEADERS FOREXISTING CIVILIZATIONS

In addition to the new leaders provided for the new civiliza-

tions,a num ber of leaders have been added for existing civs:

Abrah am Lincoln of th e United States of America

Boudica of the Celts

Charles de Gaulle of France

Darius I of Persia

Pericles of Greece

Suleiman th e Magnificent of the O ttoman Emp ire

NEW CIVILIZATIONSIncluding their leaders, units and buildings. See the

C ivilopedia for details.

BABYLONIAN EMPIRE

Leader: H am m urabi

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Uniq ue Unit: Bow m an (replaces A rcher)

Unique Building: G arden (replaces C olosseum )

BYZAN TIN E EMPIRE

Leader: Justinian I

Uniq ue Unit: C ataphract (replaces K night)

Unique Building: H ippodrom e (replaces Theatre)

DUTCH EMPIRE

Leader: W illem van O ranje

Uniq ue Unit: East Indiam an (replaces G alleon)Unique Building: D ike (replaces Levee)

ETHIO PIAN EMPIRE

Leader: Zara Yaqob

Uniq ue Unit: O rom o W arrior (replaces M usketm an)

Unique Building: Stele (replaces M onum ent)

HOLY ROMAN EMPIRE

Leader: C harlem agne

Uniq ue Unit: Landsknecht (replaces Pikem an)

Unique Building: Rathaus (replaces C ourthouse)

KHMER EMPIRE

Leader: Suryavarm an II

Uniq ue Unit: Ballista Elephant (replaces W ar Elephant)

Unique Building: Baray (replaces A queduct)

MAYAN EMPIRE

Leader: Pacal II

Uniq ue Unit: H olkan (replaces Spearm an)Unique Building: Ball C ourt (replaces C olosseum )

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NATIVE AMERICAN EMPIRE

Leader: Sitting Bull

Uniq ue Unit: D og Soldier (replaces A xem an)

Unique Building: Totem Pole (replaces M onum ent)

PORTUGUESE EMPIRE

Leader: Joao II

Uniq ue Unit: C arrack (replaces C aravel)

Unique Building: Feitoria (replaces M arket)

SUMERIAN EMPIRELeader: G ilgam esh

Uniq ue Unit: Vulture (replaces A xem an)

Uniqu e Buildin g: Ziggurat (replaces C ourthouse)

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Chapter 3

NEW SCENARIOS

AND MODS

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INTRODUCTION

In Civi li zation IV , scenarios and m ods challenge players to

take on pre-set situations or play gam es w ith new rules,new

units,techs,and so forth.Som e of the scenarios/m ods in BtS

are “historical,”allow ing you to recreate actual events from

history; w hile others are “ahistorical”(or fantasy),in w hich

you can explore interesting situations that never actually

occurred.

Scenarios and m ods often contain special rules,units,civiliza-

tions and so forth that do not appear in a regular gam e of

Civilization IV . You can check out a scenario’s in-gam e

C ivilopedia (see below ),or jum p right in and let yourself be

surprised.

Mods and ScenariosA quick w ord about term inology: Scenarios and m ods are tw o

closely-related item s,but they do differ in im portant w ays.A

“M od”contains “m odified”rules or units that alter theCivi li zation IV universe in som e discernable w ay,allow ing you

to play a fantasy gam e w here a special unit could paralyze

other units or cause earthquakes,for exam ple.O r,on a m ore

prosaic level,a m od m ight provide every unit in the gam e

w ith double its norm al num ber of m ovem ent points,m aking

for an ultra-fast gam e of lightning w arfare.M any m ods do not

provide pre-set gam e-m aps: you can play a m od on anygam e-m ap you like, including the standard random

Civi li zation IV m aps.

Scenarios,on the other hand,present you w ith a pre-set chal-

lenge that you m ust overcom e.Every tim e that you play the

gam e the situation is the sam e (though you can often play the

sam e scenario from different view points).For exam ple,a sce-

nario m ight recreate the battle for dom inance of theM editerranean betw een R om e and C arthage. D epending

upon its design, the scenario m ight allow you to play just

Rom e,or just C arthage, or either,but each tim e the gam e

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To further confuse things,m any scenarios include m odified

rules as w ell.For exam ple the “C harlem agne”scenario pres-

ents you w ith a pre-set situation in w hich a num ber of feudal

kingdom s struggle for dom inance of W estern Europe.In addi-

tion,in this scenario the gam e rules have been m odified andnew units and technologies have been added to better reflect

the reality of m edieval w arfare.Thus,“C harlem agne”is a sce-

nario w ithin a m od.

Civilopedias for Scenarios/ModsEach scenario/m od’s C ivilopedia lists the units,techs,civiliza-

tions,and so forth that appear in that gam e.If a new item hasbeen added,it w ill be listed in the C ivilopedia,and if an item

doesn’t appear in the scenario (for instance, SA M Infantry

cannot be found in the C harlem agne scenario) it isn’t listed in

that scenario’s C ivilopedia,either.If an existing item has been

altered to better fit the scenario,the scenario’s C ivilopedia w ill

reflect the change.

Create Your Own Scenario/Modor Play Scenarios/Mods Createdby Other Players! C heck out the Sid M eier’s Civil ization IV w eb site at

w w w .C ivIV.com to learn how to create your ow n scenarios

and find scenarios created by otherCivi li zation IV players.

HOW TO LAUNCH THESCENARIOS/MODS

Start the gam e and click on “Single Player”on the M ain M enu.

Then click on “Beyond the Sw ord C ontent,”w hich brings up a

list of the scenarios/m ods provided w ith this expansion pack.

D ouble-click on the scenario/m od you w ish to play and thescenario or m od w ill start up.D epending upon the m od or

scenario you’re playing,you m ay be im m ediately launched

into play,or you m ay have to create the gam e-w orld and/or

pick your civilization before play begins.

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Launching a Multiplayer GameTo launch a M ultiplayer G am e of a Beyond the Sw ord M od or

Scenario, you m ust load the M od/Scenario through the

“A dvanced”M enu on the M ain M enu Screen.Select “A dvanced,then “Load a M od.”Select the M od/Scenario

you w ish to play and w ait for the gam e to load.O nce it has

loaded,select “M ultiplayer.”From here,it is the sam e as any

gam e of C ivilization M ultiplayer.Enter the lobby,find your

friends (w ho also need to load the M od/Scenario) and conquer

and conspire your w ay to victory.

Saving and LoadingScenarios/ModsThis w orks like regular “Civi li zation IV ”saves/loads.You access

saved scenarios/m ods by clicking “Single Player”on the M ain

M enu follow ed by “Load G am e.”In-gam e hit [Esc] to save or

load a gam e.

SCENARIOS OVERVIEW

There are eleven scenarios/m ods in this package.Follow ing

are brief descriptions of each.

Firaxis Design

AFTERWORLDBy Tim M cC racken

Type: Scenario

Players: 1

Overview

“A fterw orld”is a squad-based tactical scenario w here the

player fights against zom bies and the undead.Scenario Description

In the far distant future hum anity com m ands nature –no

longer the clay, but now the sculptor.Technology such as

“superlum inal”travel through dark wave gates ,manufactured

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control over his environm ent. A bsolute harm ony exists

am ong all stars,overseen by the axial system ,A ugustine. N o

other sentient beings have been found anyw here in the

galaxy.H um anity is at peace –but it is also alone.

In this future,the hum an brain has been m apped and the

cerebral region w here consciousness lies has been isolated,

allow ing for one’s consciousness’s safe rem oval and storage in

an artificial device.C rim inals,the unfortunate,and any others

w ho m ust perform hard m anual labor can unload their per-

sona, replacing them w ith program m able artificial m inds.

Their bodies are then sent to a service system for decades of

m anual labor,w hile their consciousness rem ains in stasis (tobe reunited w ith their bodies once their sentence is com plet-

ed). The im planted device is called a G uided Labor

M echanism . These w orkers are referred to as G olem s.

A n unknow n form of radiation has affected one of these serv-

ice system s,som ehow w arping the inhabitants into violent

and m isshapen nightm ares know n as “A bberants.”A research

team w as dispatched to investigate these A berrants and theirenvironm ent.They failed to return and w ere only able to

transm it a m uffled w arning: “They can see inside.”

The scenario begins as an elite m ilitary unit is sent to deter-

m ine the fate of the research team and retrieve any research

they m ay have com pleted.The m ission is m ore dangerous and

terrifying than expected –for these hostile A berrants are

m erely glim pses of the horrors lurking w ithin.

BROKEN STAR

By Jesse C rafts-Finch

Type: Scenario

Players: 1-8

Overview“Broken Star”is a m assive “king of the hill”style gam e of bru-

tal w arfare and cutthroat diplom acy.

Scenario Description

Russia is divided,and a civil w ar is upon us! To unite the

M otherland you m ay purchase m ilitary units from the U .S.or

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prom otion upgrades from the C hinese black m arket; con-

script the R ussian people or bribe enem y forces; or even

deploy the ultim ate in doom sday w eaponry, the nuclear

bom b.

CHARLEMAGNE

By Paul M urphy

Type: Scenario

Players: 1-5

Overview

“Charlem agne”is a gam e of treachery and shifting alliances inw hich five kingdom s battle each other w ith classic m edieval

arm ies.To better reflect m edieval w arfare,units in enem y ter-

ritory cannot heal on their ow n,so arm ies on cam paign m ust

be accom panied by vulnerable “supply trains”w hich allow

healing in unfriendly terrain.


In “C harlem agne,”five great kingdom s battle to dom inate

m edieval W estern Europe.To achieve victory,you m ust be a

great w arlord and a m aster diplom at.K eep your opponents

squabbling w ith each other w hile you research and build a

m ighty arm y of knights,footm en,bow m en,siege equipm ent

and supply trains.Earn the favor of H is H oliness by conquer-

ing the heathens to the north,south,east and w est,w hile you

hold off the advances of the greedy O ttom ans from A siaM inor.In this cutthroat gam e of treachery,betrayal and brutal

w arfare,can you conquer your m any foes and m atch the feats

of the great C harlem agne and becom e the “H oly Rom an

Em peror?”

CIV DEFENSE

By Ed Piper

Type: Scenario

Players: 1

Overview

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before –to the w orld of old-style arcade gam es.Essentially,

you build a couple of cities and put dow n a bunch of units and

then try to survive w ave after w ave of advancing enem ies.

Scenario DescriptionU sing a variant of the “Late G am e Start”m echanics,place a

city or tw o and som e henchm en.W atch in increasing horror

as dozens of lions advance on your location,follow ed shortly

thereafter by w ar elephants,zom bies,and w ho-know s-w hat

else.Survive a w ave and you get m ore gold w ith w hich to pur-

chase m ore units,tech advances,and so forth.N ot a lot of

strategy,cultural advancem ent or diplom acy in this scenario –

just a good old-fashioned slugfest.

CROSSROAD S OF THE WORLD

By Liam C ollins

Type: Scenario

Players: 1-5

Overview

“Crossroads of the W orld”is set in the 13th century M iddle

East,w here the goods from three continents are bought and

sold for huge profits.In a land w ith few natural resources,you

m ust use BtS’s new “C orporations”feature to dom inate the

lucrative trade-routes and gain the w ealth necessary to sup-

port your burgeoning em pire.


A s European society opened its doors to the outside w orld in

the 13th century,the Silk Roads,the overland trade routes

tracing through Turkey, A frica and C entral A sia, becam e

hotly-contested sources of w ealth. In “C rossroads of the

W orld,”you take control of one of the great civilizations of the

M iddle East –the O ttom ans,the M am luks,the Tim urids,the

Ethiopians or the Rasulids –and carve your fortune from thew ealth of the Silk Roads.You m ust decide w ho can trade w ith

w hom ; you m ust expand the trade guilds w ithin your cities or

obliterate trade com panies that offend your sentim ents.U se

your w ealth to create a nation of w arhaw ks or the M iddle

East’s next cultural superpow er.

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FINAL FRON TIER

By Jon Shafer

Type: M od

Players: 1 - 8

Overview

“Final Frontier”is a gam e of space exploration and com bat set

in a dystopian future w here M an’s spiritual aspirations have

led him perilously close to his ow n extinction.You m ust take

com m and of one of Earth’s colonies and explore,expand and

exterm inate your w ay across the galaxy to victory.Scenario Description

“Communicati ons with Earth have gone si lent. Scheduled cargo

ships have not arrived as expected, nor have any sent in the last

two months returned.The People’s Democracy of Earth (PDE) star-

ships previously stationed in this vicini ty returned to search for the

cause, but they too have not been heard from since their departure.

At this point we have no answers.

“Production levels of food and supplies in the Colony remain sta-

ble and should this be a prolonged situation we appear to be in no

danger. However, the politi cal impact may be more profound.

Agitation with the PDE’s fi rm grip over Colonial affairs has been

on the rise.The current situation, coupled with increased local sen-

timent to break with the PDE, provides us the opportuni ty to free

ourselves of their grasp.

“Further complicating the situation, the status of the other Colonies

remains unknown due to the PDE monopoly over all communica-

ti ons and interstellar travel. We can only assume that something

serious has occurred on Earth. It i s up to you, commander, to deter-

mine how we should proceed.”

- C olonial C ongress Briefing R eport,January 8th,2302 A D

GO DS OF OLD

By Ed Piper

Type: M od

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Overview

“G ods of O ld”plays like a standard gam e ofCivi li zation IV ,

except that all of the current religions are rem oved and

replaced by the G ods of A ncient M esopotam ia.A nd these

gods are angry.


You can build a civilization to stand the test of tim e –but how

about one that w ill survive the w rath of the gods? “G ods of

O ld”is a gam e of com peting religions and jealous deities.

There are seven ancient M esopotam ian gods to choose from ,

and each has its ow n special ability.Pick a god and build tem -ples and m onum ents to him or her. C reate Inquisitors to

purge enem y religions from your cities.Serve your deity w ell

and he or she m ay sm ite your foes w ith a m ighty disaster –

earthquake,plague,blight or even a m eteor strike.Then you

can pound them into subm ission w ith your tanks,artillery

and bom bers.

G im m e that old-tim e religion…

NEXT WAR

By Paul M urphy

Type: Scenario or M od

Players: 1-4 (scenario); 1-8 (epic)

Overview

“N extW ar”is set in the near future,w here great em pires bat-

tle each other w ith m ighty futuristic w eapons including

C yborgs (cybernetic w arriors), D readnoughts (huge m ega-

tanks), and A ssault M echs (hum an-driven giant w alking

robots).

Scenario/Mod Description

“N extW ar”m ay be played in tw o w ays.You m ay play the sce-nario,in w hich you are faced w ith a pre-created situation in

the near-future, w here Earth is divided into five m ega-

em pires locked in an escalating struggle for dw indling

resources.O r you can play this as a m od,in effect playing a

standard Civi li zation IV gam e w here you can access the futur-

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istic w eapons of N extW ar w hen you achieve the appropriate

tech levels.

Fan-Created Scenarios/ModsFALL FROM HEAVEN

By D erek “K ael”Paxton,M ichael “A lazkanA ssassin”H all

C halid,Jon “C orlindale”D uus,Philippe “C .Roland”C ôté-

Léger,Eli “Loki”M arkham ,Randy “N iki’s-Knight”M iller,

M artin “Ploeperpengel”Zutz,Stephan “seZereth”W eiß,Ben

“Talchas”Segall,Ilia “W hite Rabbit”D raznin,W illiam

“W ilbom an”N ordan,Tom “W oodelf”Snyder

Players: 1

Type: M od

Overview

The prem iere fantasy m od forCivi li zation IV ,featuring a com -

pletely revam ped tech tree,three new civilizations,and build-

ings and units like you’ve never seen in C iv before.C onquer a

w orld of m ysticism and m agic, com m anding upgradeableH ero U nits,M am m oth Riders and Stone O gres tow ards your

ultim ate victory - the forging of the G odslayer Blade and the

destruction of the G od of W inter.

Mod Description

M ulcarn, the G od of W inter, has claim ed dom inion over

C reation.If hum anity is to survive, the G odslayer m ust be

reforged,M ulcarn killed and this eternal w inter ended.

Fight in a land ravaged by blizzards that change the terrain

they pass over.U se spells and sum m on creatures to w age w ar

for you.C ontrol pow erful heroes to battle ogres,golem s,a

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RHYE’S AN D FALL OF CIVILIZATIONS

By G abriele Trovato (w idely know n as “Rhye”)

Type: M od

Players: 1

Overview

“Rhye’s and Fall of C ivilizations”is an Earth m ap-based sce-

nario that sim ulates the rise and fall of civilizations through-

out the history of the Earth. It is the sequel to “Rhye’s of

C ivilization”–one of the m ost popular m odpacks ever creat-

ed forSid M eier’s Civi li zation II I.Scenario Description

“Rhye’s and Fall of C ivilizations”allow s you to experience the

ebb and flow of hum an grow th and developm ent.You can

begin the gam e playing a very early civilization –Egypt,for

instance –then,as the gam e advances and upstart civiliza-

tions arise,you can sw itch to one of the new er civs and pro-

ceed to conquer the decadent Egyptian civilization you justabandoned.

A s tim e passes older civilizations w ill fall on their ow n,

destroyed by civil w ars, corrupt governm ents, and m assive

barbarian attacks.Each civilization in the gam e is heavily dif-

ferentiated from the others, w ith its ow n unique abilities,

unique victory conditions, and unique A I (artificial intelli-

gence) objectives,allow ing for endless replayability.

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WWII: THE ROAD TO WAR

Design: D ale K ent

Art: D avid Sobotka, Tony K iehl, C ivilization Fanatics unit

m odders

Type: Scenario

Players: 1 to 16

Overview

Battle as the A llies or A xis in this W orld W ar II-them ed sce-

nario.


The year is 1936 and a new order has risen sw iftly in C entral

Europe and Japan.Take the reigns of a nation in either Europe

or the Pacific as D em ocracy,C om m unism and Fascism fight

for dom inance.W ill you choose the path as w ritten in history,

or w ill you choose to forge your ow n destiny in open play?

Build a m ighty arm y to bom bard your enem y’s units,cities

and their coastlines.U se your bom bers to subdue the defens-es of cities or to destroy production,or sim ply use them to ter-

rorize the populace by targeting civil buildings. Research

technologies to unlock specialized m ilitary hardw are and to

increase the efficiency of your industries.U se your auxiliary

units such as paratroopers,spies,m issiles and nukes to put

fear in your enem ies’hearts.A nd above all,prepare to defend

yourself,or strike hard and fast at your enem ies before theydo the sam e to you!


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Chapter 4

MAIN GAME

UPDATES

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INTRODUCTION

Since its release,w e have m ade a num ber of fixes/adjustm ents

to the gam e code inCivi li zation IV

.W hile m any of these are

hidden to the player, addressing bug fixes, m em ory leaks,

hardw are com patibility issues and the like,w e have also m ade

som e adjustm ents to gam eplay,to address balance issues and

to generally m ake things m ore fun.A ll of these changes have

been periodically released as “patches,”available for dow nload

from the W eb.

GETTING AND INSTALLINGUPDATES

A ll updates (through the release date of this product) are

included w ith the Beyond the Sword softw are.They are auto-

m atically installed w hen you install this expansion pack.A ny

future updates w ill be available at the Civi li zation IV w eb site

(w w w .C ivIV.com ) w hen they are released. Each updateincludes installation instructions.

WHAT’S BEEN UPDATED

The full list ofCivi li zation IV updates included in this package

can be found in the “Readm e.txt”file w hich is placed in the

gam e’s folder w hen you install BtS.A ny changes to units,techs, civs, concepts and so forth w ill be reflected in the

C ivilopedia. Especially check the entry “Beyond the Sw ord

Rules C hanges”w hich can be found under “Beyond the Sw ord

C oncepts”in the C ivilopedia’s m ain m enu.

H ow ever, follow ing are several particularly im portant

changes that you m ight w ant to know about.

Tech TreeThe new tech “A esthetics”has been added.This early tech is

required to access D ram a and Literature and to construct a

num ber of w onders.

Fiber O ptics requires Laser or C om puter.


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Robotics no longer directly requires Plastics.

C om puters requires Plastics.

Building ChangesA irports increase the num ber of A ir U nits allow ed in a cityfrom 4 to 8 and provide +3 XPs to all A ir U nits (see the sec-

tion on A ir C om bat in C hapter 2).

The C ourthouse,C astle,and Jail provide Espionage Points or

Espionage Point Bonuses (see Espionage in C hapter 2).

Factories cause U nhealthiness w ith access to C oal or O il.

Stables becom es obsolete w ith the discovery of A dvancedFlight

M onum ents and O belisks becom e obsolete w ith A stronom y

Palaces provides +1 Espionage Point.

Laboratory now requires the Superconductor tech

M ilitary A cadem y requires the M ilitary Science tech

Unit ChangesSpies have been updated significantly (see Espionage in

C hapter 2).

Siege U nits now have m axim um dam age lim its that they can

inflict on target units w hen attacking a unit directly or

through collateral dam age. M ounted and H elicopter U nits

now receive flank attacks against select Siege U nits. (SeeIm proved Siege U nit C om bat in C hapter 2.)

The G reat G eneral threshold has been increased (it now takes

m ore com bat experience to be aw arded a G reat G eneral).

You m ay only have 4 A ir U nits in a city at a tim e.W ith the con-

struction of an A irport,that num ber increases to 8.

G renadier requires M ilitary Science instead of C hem istryTrirem e requires M etal C asting

The G reek special Phalanx unit now replaces A xem en.They

begin w ith the M arch prom otion.

The Japanese special Sam urai unit now starts w ith the D rill I

prom otion.

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C avalry now requires Rifling (along w ith M ilitary Tradition)

PromotionsA ir U nits have their ow n Prom otions.

ImprovementsRailroads can now be built w hen you have access to C oal or O il.

Forts have been greatly updated in the expansion packs.They can

now be built outside your borders,provide attack,defense and

healing bonuses to friendly units and can house ships and aircraft.

WondersThe Parthenon requires the new “A esthetics”tech.

The Scotland Yard w onder can only be constructed by a G reat

Spy (just like shrines require a G reat Prophet).It provides an

espionage bonus (see Espionage in C hapter 2).

Various w onders now provide G reat Spy points (see

Espionage).

A ll N ational w onders now provide +1 G reat Person point

instead of +2.

Stonehenge now becom es obsolete upon the discovery of

A stronom y.

The Space RacePlayers m ay now view their Spaceship as it is being construct-ed by accessing the Space Race “View ”screen on the Victory

C onditions Screen [F8]. H ere the player m ay take a closer

look at their Spaceship and custom ize their craft.

Various Spaceship parts have different tech requirem ents than

in the originalCivi li zation IV .C heck the C ivilopedia for spe-

cific changes.

You m ay launch a Spaceship w ith m inim al parts,or you canconstruct redundant system s to im prove its perform ance.

Spaceships now have a delayed arrival after launch. The

length of the delay depends upon the num ber of com ponents

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Interface ChangesEnem y units entering your territory glow red.

Foreign and M ilitary A dvisor screens have been expanded.

Elapsed Turn and C urrent Era info is now displayed on the

M ain Screen.

Trait ChangesLeaders w ith the Expansive Trait produce W orkers 25% faster

(previously 50% ).

Gameplay ChangesYou m ust now research Sailing before you can trade along

rivers.(See “Trade Functionality”in C hapter 2.)

Multiplayer ChangesSim ultaneous Team Turns: Players on the sam e team in M ulti-

player Team G am es take their turns sim ultaneously.

Civics ChangesSlavery’s upkeep has been changed to M edium

M ercantilism causes Foreign C orporations to have no effect in

your cities

State Property causes all C orporations to have no effect in

your cities and no longer provides a bonus from W aterm ills or

W orkshops,but instead provides a +25% production bonus

N ationhood provides a +25% bonus to Espionage Points

C aste System receives a food bonus from W orkshops

Environm entalism receives a food bonus from Forest

Preserves,W indm ills and W aterm ills

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APPENDIX


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REFERENCE CHARTS

Key Function

U n i t s N um ber K eys M ove unit

[B] Bom bard

[B] Build city (w ith settler)

[C ],M ouse Button 3 C enter on unit

[E] Explore w ith unit (autom ated)

[F] Fortify

[G ] G o-to m ode

[L] Load (onto ship)

[S] Sentry

[Shift-U ] U nload (off ship)

[W ] W ait

[A lt-C lick] G roup all units on a tile together

[C trl-# Key] Bind selected unit or group to thatnum ber key

[C trl-C lick] G roup all units of the sam e typeon a tile together

[D elete] D elete unit

[Shift-C lick] Tile context m enu[Spacebar] Skip turn

[C trl - H ] Select all w ounded units on a tile

Wor k er Comm ands [A ] Build im provem ents (autom ated)

[H ] Build cam p

[I] Build farm[K ] Build w orkshop

[L] Build lum berm ill

[M ] Build m ine

[N ] Build trade netw ork (autom ated)

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[Q ] Build quarry

[R] Build road/railroad

[T] Build cottage

[A lt-C ] Rem ove forest or jungle[A lt-R] Road-to m ode

[Shift+C trl-C ] Im prove nearest city (autom ated)

[C trl-F] Build fort

[Shift-P] Build pasture,plantation

[Shift-W ] Build w aterm ill (on river),

w indm ill (on hill)[Shift-W ] Build w inery (on w ine),w ell (on oil)

[F] Preserve Forest

Wo r k B o at s [F] Build fishing nets

[O ] Build offshore platform

[Shift-W ] Build w haling boats[R] Build Trade Route

A i r U n i t s [B] A ir bom b m ode (enem y cities/tiles)

[R] Recon m ode

[S] A ir strike m ode (enem y units)

[A lt-R] Rebase m ode[I] Intercept m ode

Ad v i s o r s [F1] D om estic advisor

[F2] Financial advisor

[F3] C ivics advisor

[F4] Foreign advisor

[F5] M ilitary advisor

[F6] Technology advisor

[F7] Religion advisor


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[F8] Victory

[F9] D em ographics

[F10] C apital C ity

[F11] G lobe View[F12] C ivilopedia

Genera l [P] Ping the m ap

[A lt-I] Rem ove interface

[A lt-Q ] Retire (give up)

[C trl-W ] A ccess W orldbuilder

[A lt-D ] C hange Player N am e/C ivilizationN am e

[C trl-N um ber K ey] Save a production queue(in city screen)

[N um ber K ey] U se saved production queue(in city screen)

[C trl-B] Toggle bare m ap on/off

[C trl-I] M inim ize interface

[C trl-L] Load gam e

[C trl-M ] Turn m usic on/off

[C trl-O ] O ptions m enu

[C trl-R ] Flag resources on/off

[C trl-S] Save gam e

[C trl-T] Turn grid on/off

[C trl-Y] Turn tile yields on/off

[C trl-Left A rrow ] Lock cam era angle 45 degrees clockw ise

[C trl-Right A rrow ] Lock cam era angle 45 degreescounterclockw ise

[Enter] C ycle units,advance to next turn[\] C ycle to previous selected unit

[Escape] Exit current screen/bring up m enu

[,] C ycle to previous unit (sam e tile)

[.] C ycle to next unit (sam e tile)

[/] C ycle through active w orkers

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[H om e],[End] C ycle through cities

[Insert] O pen nearest friendly city screen

[Left/Right A rrow s] Jum p to next city (in city screen)

[PageD ow n] Zoom cam era out[PageU p] Zoom cam era in

[Pause] Pause gam e

[PrintScreen] Take screenshot

[Shift-Enter] Force turn to end

[Shift-Left A rrow ] Rotate cam era clockw ise

[Shift-Right A rrow ] Rotate cam era counterclockw ise[Tab] C hat to team

[Shift-Tab] C hat to all

[C trl-Tab] C hat/Event Log

[Scroll Lock] Voice C hat to team

[Shift-Scroll Lock] Voice C hat to all

[C trl-Scroll Lock] Voice C hat in D iplo Screen[A lt-S] C reate Sign

[A lt-U ] Toggle unit flags

[C trl+A lt-S] G roup Save (N o idea w hat this does)

[Shift-F5] Q uick Save

[Shift-F8] Q uick Load

[A lt+Shift-D ] A dm in tools[C trl+Shift-H ] H all of Fam e Screen

[C trl-E] Espionage Screen

[A lt-F1] Release C olony

Camera Con t r o l s [A lt-O ] Flatten cam era view

[C trl-\] C ycle cam era m odes

[C trl+A lt-F] Toggle flying cam era

[A lt+Shift-F] Toggle m ouse-angled cam era

[A lt-F] Toggle top-dow n view


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CREDITS

Civilization Series Creator

Sid M eier

Civilization IV DesignerSoren Johnson

Civ4: Beyond the Sword Development Team

Production TeamJesse Sm ith,Producer

C lint M cC aul,A ssociate ProducerScott W ittbecker,Production A ssistantLiam C ollins,Production A ssistant

Art TeamD orian N ew com b,Lead A rtist

Jerom e A therholtM ike BatesK evin BradleyRob C loutierN athan G ordonA lex K imSteve O gdenN ick Rusko-BergerTom Sym onds

Design TeamA lex M antzaris,Lead D esignerJon Shafer,Lead D esignerLiam C ollinsJesse C rafts-FinchTim othy M cC rackenPaul M urphyEd Piper

Programming TeamA lex M antzaris,Lead Program m erJason W inokur,3D Program m erSergey Tiraspolsky,Tools andA utom ation

Writers

Paul M urphy,M anual andLead W riterLiam C ollinsJesse C rafts-FinchJon Shafer

Audio TeamM ichael C urran,Lead A udio D esigner

M ark C rom er,Sound D esignerD ean R ay JohnsonRoland Rizzo

ComposersM ark C rom erM ichael C urranRoland Rizzo

Quality Assurance

Tim othy M cC racken,Q A M anagerG rant Frazier,Q A Project LeadPatrick G lascoeScott W ittbecker

Addi t i onal Funct i onal Support

Production

Trevor RubenSergey Tiraspolsky

ArtBrian FeldgesSeth Spaulding

ProgrammingM ike BreitkreutzJon Shafer

Music CompositionD ean R ay JohnsonTim othy M cC racken


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Addi t i onal External Support

ArtJack SnyderM atthew Skuntnik

Russell Vaccaro III

Design ConsultantRobert “Sirian”Thom asD ale “D ale”K entD erek “K ael”PaxtonG abriel “Rhye”Trovato

ProgrammingBlake W alsh,A I Program m er

Firaxis Games

President / CEOSteve M artin

Chief Creative OfficerSid M eier

Executive ProducerBarry C audill

Technology LeadsK en G reyJake Solom onM ustafa Tham erD on W uenschell

Art Director

Seth Spaulding

Marketing DirectorK elley G ilm ore

IT ManagerJosh Scanlan

Manager, Online MarketingD ennis Shirk

Human Resources ManagerSusan M eier

Office ManagerD onna RubbAddit ional

Introduction MoviesJanim ation

Voice Over Production & PostProductionW ave G eneration

Voice Over Production Directed

ByD avid Lipes

Recording EngineerSam uel G irardin

Voice Over EditorM ichel M archant

BTS Choir Recorded at Studio

Unknown

EngineerK evin H ill

Vocal Score TranscriptionG eoff K norr

SingersJillian G oldin

Paul M ulliganBritt O ken-EckerJam es ParksEm ily SanchezA m anda VarroneN icholas W ernerN athan W yatt

Fall From Heaven TeamD erek ‘K ael’Paxton,LeadM ichael ‘A lazkanA ssassin’H allC halidJon ‘C orlindale’D uusPhilippe ‘C .Roland’C ôté-LégerEli ‘Loki’M arkhamRandy ‘N iki’s-K night’M illerM artin ‘Ploeperpengel’ZutzStephan ‘seZ ereth’W eißBen ‘Talchas’SegallIlia ‘W hite Rabbit’D razninW illiam ‘W ilbom an’N ordanTom ‘W oodelf’Snyder

Road to War TeamD ale K ent,LeadD avid SobotkaTony K iehl

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Rhye’s and Fall TeamG abriel ‘Rhye’TrovatoO scar ‘Elhoim ’VelziJosiah A dán “W hitefire”M eyerA lex “O zzyK P”Koroknay-Palicz

Ethnically Diverse UnitsPhilippe “C .Roland”C ôté-LégerIlia “W hite Rabbit”D razninK enneth “Im paler”FerlandM ichael “A lazkanA ssassin”H allD erek “K ael”PaxtonA lexander “A lexander01”StrubO scar “Elhoim ”Velzi

Stephan “seZereth”W eißM artin “Ploeperpengel”ZutzD anthrax

Play Session TestersA aron “Zhenon”RielA aron “Zhenon”RielA lex “O zzyK P”Koroknay-PaliczA lexander “A lexander01”Strub

A ndrej “player1”D am janovicA ndrew “ainw ood”Inw oodA ndrew JohnsonA nthony “D om inae”PetrykBen SarsgardBlake W alshD aleD aniel “El M ariachi”PereiraD aniel “Zaldar”C ole

D aniels “Solver”U m anovskisdanthraxD ave “H exagonian”SobotkaD avid “D aveM cW ”M cW illiam sD eyReepherEli “Loki”M arkhamEystein “W illburn”H ansenFrank M ooreG abriele “Rhye”Trovato

G loria “N olan”C arsonG ogfH enning “Pfeffersack”A ssfalgIlia “W hite Rabbit”D razninJeffrey “A tlas”RinghausenJoe “Snoopy369”M atiseJon “C anuckSoldier”RyderK ael

K ai “C oldFever”FiebachK elly “Yin”M cLaughlinK evin “K rill”RillK ristian “K riFos”FoshaugM arcus “A ussie_Lurker”H icksM ark “M ookieN J”Sw issM artin “Ploeperpengel”ZutzM ichael “A lazkanA ssassin”H allN icholas “A byss”K arlN iilo “vorshlum pf”Van SteinburgO scar “Elhoim ”VelziPeter “G yathaar”PettersenPeter “M aniac”SteenbekePhilippe “C .Roland”C ôté-LégerPhillipp “C ham ”G oetzeRadek “vondrack”VondracekRandy “N ikis-K night”M illerRob C hengRobert “C yberShy”Plom pScott “D eathtoA LL”ForehanSeZerethSirianSpeakerStephan “seZereth”W eißTatu “proviisori”LajunenViktor “G ram phos”G riphW hitefireW outer “Locutus”Snijders

Scaleform TeamBrendan IribeM ichael A ntonov

Sven D ixonD avid C ookA ndew Reisse

Special ThanksTo the supportive m em bers ofFrankenstein for all their help!!C iv Fanatics and A polyton!!The C iv4 C om m unity

A ll of our Loving and U nder-standing Fam ilies and Friends!!

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2K Publishing

PresidentC hristoph H artm ann

C.O.O.D avid Ism ailer

VP Product DevelopmentG reg G obbi

Development ManagerJon Payne

Technical Director

Tim Perry Associate ProducerJason Bergm an

VP MarketingSarah A nderson

Director of MarketingTom Bass

Senior Product ManagerM att K assan

Marketing Coordinator/ Community ManagerEric M onacelli

Senior Production ManagerJack Scalici

Production ManagerLydia Jenner

Director of Public RelationsM arcelyn D itter

Art Director,Creative ServicesLesley Zinn

Web ManagerG abe A barcar

Web DesignerJohn K auderer

Director of OperationsD orian Rehfield

VP Sales & LicensingSteve G lickstein

Strategic Sales and Licensing Manager

Paul C rockett

Media SpecialistLarry Stephens

Quality Assurance DirectorLaw rence D urham

Standards LeadM ichael G reening

Standards SeniorPaul D iaz

Standards TeamM att N ew houseM ichael M elodyC ory BernhardtEric LaneG eorge Soluk

A ndrew G arrett

Lead TesterM ichael C hang

Senior TesterTristan C larkJason W ilson

Quality Assurance Team

C helsy BerryLarry BoldenJon BunchIan C larkJohn D ickersonG riffin FunkC hris G utierrezW illie H einTw an Intarathuch

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C halerm chai PlianphoJerem y RanzingerC ash RussellD ane Sm ithK evin TuberJustin W allerShaw n W atson

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2K International

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Licensing DirectorC laire Roberts

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Development TeamD aniel BailieD enby G raceM atthew Seym ourM ark W ard

External Localisation TeamsA round The W ord

Effective M edia G m bHSynthesis International SrlSynthesis Iberia

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QA Technicians - FunctionalityA lex C oxM ichael BunningD enver C ockellA rsenio Form oso

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QA Technicians - LocalisationN icolas A damM arco A ngiuoniA lessandro C ilanoA dele D alenaTerryll G arrisonA lessandro G attiBeatriz G onzalez

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Take TwoPublishing Team

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“restricted computer software.”Use,duplication or disclosure by the U.S. Government or a U.S.Government subcontractor is subject to the restrictions set forth in subparagraph (c)(1)(ii) of the Rights in Technical Date and Computer Software clauses in DFARS 252.227-7013 or as setforth in subparagraph (c)(1) and (2) of the Commercial Computer Software Restricted Rightsclauses at FAR 52.227-19,as applicable.The Contractor/ Manufacturer is the LICENSOR at the

location listed below.

EQUITABLE REMEDIES:You hereby agree that if the terms of this Agreement are not specifical-ly enforced, LICENSOR will be irreparably damaged, and therefore you agree that LICENSORshall be entitled, without bond, other security, proof of damages, to appropriate equitableremedies with respect any of this Agreement, in addition to any other available remedies.

INDEMNITY:You agree to indemnify, defend and hold LICENSOR, its partners, licensors, affili-ates, contractors, officers, directors, employees and agents harmless from all damages, loss-es and expenses arising directly or indirectly from your acts and omissions to act in using the

Software pursuant to the terms of the Agreement.MISCELLANEOUS:This Agreement represents the complete agreement concerning this licensebetween the parties and supersedes all prior agreements and representations between them.It may be amended only by a writing executed by both parties. If any provision of thisAgreement is held to be unenforceable for any reason, such provision shall be reformed onlyto the extent necessary to make it enforceable and the remaining provisions of this Agreementshall not be affected. This Agreement shall be construed under New York law as such law isapplied to agreements

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