Visionaries are the ones history credits, as it is their ideas that truly shape societies. It’s not just mighty empires that last due to military victories or riches; they persist because they innovate and move forward.
Rome established a model for governance that has been influential, the Abbasids nurtured and advanced human understanding, and the intellectual awakenings of the Enlightenment continue to shape our contemporary society.
The impact of their discoveries transcended their boundaries, the modifications they brought about in civilization were monumental, and their effect remained everlasting.
In Civilization 7, the pioneering leaders carry over their impact. Their robust economies drive innovation, their settlements transform into hotbeds of discovery, and their military forces advance with unparalleled technology.
In the series, Civ7 stands out as one of the most versatile games, allowing you to mold your civilization freely using these leaders as your creative tools.
However, if you aspire to dominate the kingdoms of scientific exploration, these individuals would make excellent rulers for your realm or valuable allies.
10. Ashoka, World Renouncer
Science Through Stability
Ashoka constructs an unshakable empire, where each city under his rule sustains itself organically without facing difficulties in supporting its specialized inhabitants.
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In his reign, Ashoka establishes an indomitable empire, ensuring that every city under his jurisdiction thrives autonomously and effortlessly supports its skilled residents.
As a devoted follower, I revel in the overflowing joy that blesses my cities, granting an extra food unit with each passing day. My triumphs inspire grand festivities, causing an additional 10 food units to cascade into my settlements, fueling their relentless growth and expansion.
Improvements surrounding buildings increase their happiness by 1, creating a loop where development fuels further expansion and exploration.
In simpler terms, his research doesn’t prematurely fail, yet when cities grow to their full potential, his empire seems to operate autonomously. The scientific process for him is effortless. However, his slow initial progress can make it easy for others to surpass him at the beginning.
Ashoka’s empire expands vastly compared to many others, but you might find it requires a bit of patience due to his tendency to play catch-up when opponents move ahead early. However, once the endgame arrives, it’s often Ashoka who comes out on top – if he can manage to reach there first.
9. Napoleon, Emperor of France
Science Through Conflict
Napoleon thrives when the world is at each other’s throats.
His Continental System stifles competitors’ economies by restricting their trading activities and slowing down their research progress in comparison. Simultaneously, his empire flourishes during wartime, earning an additional 8 gold coins per era from every adversarial or hostile ruler.
Through constant investment in gold, he accelerates technological progress at an impressive speed. His realm refuses unpaid ventures, ensuring that its economy stays highly targeted and efficient.
1. If global tranquility prevails, his influence weakens swiftly. Napoleon propels science ahead while holding others back.
2. In a peaceful world, his authority wanes quickly. Napoleon drives science but leaves others trailing behind.
3. The more the world settles, the quicker his control diminishes. Napoleon advances science by keeping others at bay.
4. As the world becomes serene, his dominance dwindles speedily. Napoleon pushes science forward with everyone else playing catch-up.
5. In a peaceful universe, his power declines rapidly. Napoleon moves science ahead while leaving others in the dust.
I don’t delve into research for the sake of leading, but rather to ensure no one catches up with me. Conflict propels my dominion, and when wealth pours in, technological advancement is rarely hindered.
But if his enemies refuse to play into his hands, he’s left without his greatest tool.
8. Charlemagne, Father of Europe
Science Through Military and Happiness
As an enthusiastic supporter, I’d say: I see how Charlemagne fosters advancement by ensuring stability and growth. It’s fascinating to note that science institutions thrive when they are located near sources of joy, creating a cycle of prosperity and invention.
Each festivity adds two free horse-mounted soldiers to his military force, thus keeping his realm ever ready for conflict.
During festivities, the power of his cavalry increases by 5 in battle effectiveness, thereby strengthening his military forces significantly when his realm is prosperous.
When he has the advantage, everything functions smoothly, yet uninterrupted rounds of triumphs tend to slow down his research progress. He manages quite effectively, but rapid shifts in the world pose challenges for his domain to quickly adjust.
Maintaining the loop of festivities, growth, study, and repetition is crucial to his power; any disruption in this rhythm causes his domain to nearly stop. Continually stimulating celebrations is essential for his longevity.
7. Xerxes, The Achaemenid
Science Through Trade
Xerxes turns commerce into an unstoppable research engine.
By setting up each trading path, he expands his control, boosts his economy, and accelerates his technological superiority. As he constructs roads or trading routes, his empire earns an additional +50 culture and 100 gold per age, further solidifying a potent economic-technological cycle.
As far as commerce continues, his realm maintains a competitive edge in technological advancements. However, once his communication channels are compromised – through conflict, sanctions, or economic downturn – innovation comes to a halt within his domain.
When everyone cooperates, Xerxes maintains his lead. But if the situation becomes adversarial, he swiftly adapts to keep pace.
His research requires a cost: he must distribute the profits, or it ceases to progress. An abundance of supporters ensures his success, while an abundance of adversaries brings about the collapse of his domain.
6. Himiko, Queen of Wa
Science Through Diplomacy
In a natural and easy-to-understand manner, Himiko links her research efforts to her relationships. Through her alliance with Wei’s Friend, they both receive a 25% boost in scientific advancement, which consistently enhances the prosperity of their respective empires, as well as any associates tied to her.
Each benevolent ruler boosts science by 4 points per age, fostering technological growth that continues so long as alliances persist.
She backs initiatives without charge, ensuring worldwide projects progress to her advantage. An exceptional team player in collaborative games, however, once ties fray, both her partnerships and research suffer a setback. The instant alliances crumble, so does her advantage.
In a realm of trust, the gracious Queen of Wa excels; yet, should betrayal surface, she is the one who suffers most.
A strong network of allies turns her into an irresistible power, yet misguided foes expose her to attack. Victory comes from loyalty, though everyone understands that loyalty can be easily shattered.
5. Trung Trac, Hai Ba Trung
Science Through War
As an avid follower, I’d put it this way: Trung Trac turns conflict into study. She kicks off the game with a Level 3 military strategist, ensuring swift command over the battlefield from the get-go.
She advances her units’ levels by 20% quicker, making each battle contribute to their growth and intelligence. In warm-climate cities, she enjoys a 10% boost in scientific progress – this figure doubles during wars, transforming every skirmish into a significant technological advancement.
In much the same vein as historical conflicts between civilizations, one group may exploit disputes as a means to acquire another’s resources and technological advancements.
As a seasoned commander, I find that advancing my level grants me immediate benefits in research, giving my empire an edge over others. In games where conflict reigns supreme, I excel and flourish. However, when peace prevails, my research progress grinds to a halt.
Her dominion thrives on conflict, thus its continuation is crucial for its existence. If hostilities cease, so will it. She embodies the essence of momentum in warfare – maintaining her aggressive stance keeps her at the forefront. Any moment she falters, her empire faces stumbling.
4. Catherine the Great, Star of the North
Science Through Culture
Catherine relies on culture to carry the burden. Each remarkable creation contributes +2 culture each age, fostering a continuous loop of civic advancement and technological innovations.
As a gamer, I always ensure my digital realm thrives with an edge in intellectual impact. My structures consistently offer additional elite production spots, keeping my dominion leading the pack.
In cities nestled within the tundra, about a quarter of their cultural output is transformed into scientific advancements, turning inhospitable environments into hotspots for research. As cultural exchange flourishes, so too does her research. However, when progress slows, so does her edge over others.
Catherine isn’t so much pursuing science as she is drawn to it. She’s the kind of leader who transforms art into wisdom and wisdom into power. Her domain significantly influences the intellectual sphere, just as her culture molds her destiny.
3. Friedrich Oblique, Berlin Academy
Science Through Military Strategy
Much like Trung Trac, Friedrich perceives war and research as essentially the same thing. In his view, there is no clear boundary separating the two concepts.
His commanders start with +1 command radius, keeping armies organized and overwhelming.
Each science facility contributes a free foot soldier to your army, thus fostering the swift expansion of your military in tandem with your scientific progress. Buildings dedicated to military affairs produce science points over time, turning conquests into an immediate route towards technological growth.
So far as he continues growing, his research progresses simultaneously. In case the conflict decelerates, he falls behind more prosperous leaders in Civ 7 who reap benefits from peace.
Friedrich demonstrates strategic superiority due to his innovative use of weapons, continually refining them on-the-spot. As a result, his adversaries find themselves at a disadvantage in the technological and tactical competition, gradually losing their ground.
2. Confucius, Keju
Science Through Population Growth
Confucius builds his empire from the ground up—literally.
In simpler terms, his cities develop at a rate that’s 25% quicker than usual, which means experts show up earlier and more frequently. Each expert contributes an additional 2 units of science, thereby enhancing the scientific growth of the city.
His dynasties push research even further, ensuring his empire stays ahead over time.
In the game of Civilization 7, nobody transitions smoothly into the later stages quite like Confucius. However, he may appear sluggish during the initial phase. But when his cities are fully utilizing their specialist production, he becomes virtually unstoppable – unless you’re a relentless conqueror, which is an impressive feat in itself.
He doesn’t pursue breakthroughs haphazardly; instead, he fosters an environment where they blossom organically, much like our beloved Northern Star does. His research machinery is consistently productive and thriving, ensuring ongoing success.
1. Benjamin Franklin, The First American
Science Through Everything
I’m not surprised to see ol’ Benji at the top of this list.
Franklin is always making progress, as his research grows naturally over time due to production structures producing an additional science point per age. His constant pursuit of knowledge through active projects ensures he makes scientific advancements at a rapid pace, surpassing others in the field.
1) Simultaneously, he manages two ventures, which effectively doubles his pace of research on significant projects. Acquiring proficiency in technology or civics grants an additional 50 influence points, thus ensuring his advantage in diplomacy and preserving his lead in scientific advancements.
Franklin consistently maintains a strong pace – his research progresses exponentially, his economic growth propels it, and no one comes close to matching him. To put it differently, it wouldn’t be fair to say he merely leads in the field of science; rather, when used appropriately, he sets the standard for what leading truly means.
Among the leading contenders, there’s a strong chance any of them could outperform the others; however, when it comes to Franklin, there seems to be a high likelihood of achievement – particularly within the realm of science.
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