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Civilization 6: 10 Best City-States To Suzerain

By Matthew Lynch
March 25, 2024
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Civilization VI, a strategy game developed by Firaxis Games, allows players to experience the complexities of building an empire throughout history. Among many gameplay features, the suzerainty of city-states stands out as a crucial element for gaining strategic advantages. Various city-states provide unique bonuses that can significantly impact a player’s strategy and road to victory. Here is a list of the 10 best city-states to consider for suzerainty based on their unique bonuses and strategic value in the game.

1.Geneva – If peace is your pathway to victory, Geneva can be immensely beneficial. As a Scientific city-state, once you become its Suzerain while at peace, you receive a 15% boost to science across all cities, which can help you advance through technologies rapidly.

2.Brussels – Ideal for civilizations focusing on wonders and districts, Brussels offers the “Engineer” bonus which gives your cities an extra 15% production towards wonders and districts when you are their Suzerain.

3.Hattusa – Perfect for military strategies or when resources are scarce, suzerainty over this Scientific city-state provides you with one of each strategic resource you have revealed but do not own.

4.Bologna – With an emphasis on Great People, Bologna grants additional Great Person points each turn when you trigger the Eureka moment for technologies or Inspiration moments for civics.

5.Auckland – Given that water tiles are often underutilized, Auckland can change the game for coastal empires by vastly improving these tiles’ yield when you’re Suzerain, which is superb for growing your seaside cities.

6.Granada – Granada allows the building of Alcazars once suzerainty is achieved. This unique improvement not only gives defense but also cultural benefits and can be placed outside your territory.

7.Venice – Adored by traders, Venice gives extra trade route capacity and rich trade yields from international trade routes when you maintain its Suzerain status.

8.Lisbon – For players with a vast trading empire but facing piracy problems, Lisbon ensures that all your trade routes cannot be plundered while at sea, promoting worry-free commerce.

9.Kabul – Those who focus on military might will find Kabul rewarding as it doubles experience points earned from battles they initiate when they become its Suzerain.

10.Zanzibar – Known for its luxuries, Zanzibar provides access to Cloves and Cinnamon resources which are exclusive to this Commercial city-state and grant impressive amenities that can make keeping a large empire happy much simpler.

Securing suzerainty with these city-states can greatly enhance different aspects of a Civilization VI player’s strategy by providing unique bonuses that align with their chosen path to victory.

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