Ok, this one is a little bit of a cheat here because it is basically just a re-skin of the India city map from the base game See Here. The one exception is Nicopsia a fortress town probably found in modern Russia. One of the interesting things about the cities is that they all fit inside the modern borders of Georgia, well as long as you include the breakaway regions that are only recognised by Russia. When putting the map together I aired on the side of caution and went wide instated of tall when putting the map together. One of the difficulties with this map is that where do you draw the line between core territories and tribute areas. There is a bigger story to that that you can read Here, but today let’s look at the map of Queen Tamar’s realm. GeorgiaĪh, Georgia, the historical civilization that became a meme, then became a civilization in Civilization VI. With the city map, I found that while most of the cities were in the Treaty 6 zone, Firaxis focused on representing the wider Cree peoples in the list, so I decided to add the other Treaties to the map to give you the idea of the size of the land that was taken during the expansion. The Treaty zones were deals with the Indigenous people of the area and the government where they allowed expansion and resource exploitation, but as with a lot of treaties the government rarely kept up their end of the bargain and the treaties led to disastrous policies like the Residential Schools.

So in our Main Map, I decided to use the territory of Treaty 6 as the boundary as that was the core of the area being represented in the game. However, the Cree don’t nicely fall into that category because the Cree people once were found across the plains of what is now Canada but by the time of Poundmaker, the Canadian/British had taken all the lands of the Cree people. Now yes, as has been pointed out this is a very arbitrary point to pick, but whatever point you pick is going to be arbitrary and at least this keeps everything consistent. So to determine the outline of the map, I have used the extent of the boarders at the time of the leader’s death/abdication/un-election. One of the great additions to Rise and Fall was Firaxis picking civilizations that were directly impacted by colonisation, however, this did make the mapping project a little bit more difficult. So we start our look at the world of Civilization VI: Rise and Fall with looking at the Cree, a First Nations Tribe located in modern Canada. Also for our mobile guests, there will be a lot of images incoming, so even though I have tried to keep them small, now would be a good time to check that you are using wi-fi and not data. Just think of this more of a general guide to where they are located. Now before we start, I just want to point out that these city locations are not meant to be pinpoint accurate, the groupings and questionable locations of some cities make that impossible. If you would like to see our original map looking at the base game you can Click Here, our mapping of the expansion Click Here, and if you would like to see the cities for each civ in the base game Click Here. We continue our tradition of looking at Firaxis Games Civilization VI by charting the cities of their new expansion Rise and Fall. TL DR – Today we chart out the Civilization VI City List in Map from the Rise and Fall Expansion

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