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Civilization 6: 7 Best Civilizations To Counter Warmongers, Ranked

By Matthew Lynch
March 24, 2024
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Civilization VI is a strategic game that challenges players to build an empire capable of standing the test of time. Dealing with warmongering civilizations can be one of the biggest challenges in the game, and choosing the right civilization can be crucial to countering aggressive opponents. Here are the 7 best civilizations to counter warmongers, ranked:

7.The Maori (Led by Kupe):The Maori’s early-game exploration bonuses allow them to settle in strategic locations that can be easily defended. Their unique unit, the Toa, provides a formidable defense that can throw off early aggression from warmongering neighbors.

6.Russia (Led by Peter):Russia’s ability to expand rapidly through its unique district, the Lavra, means it can secure key territory quickly. This, combined with the extra combat strength in friendly territory provided by the Mother Russia ability, makes it more challenging for aggressive civilizations to succeed in their conquests.

5.China (Led by Qin Shi Huang):With their ability to rush wonders using builders, China can quickly secure key defensive bonuses. The Great Wall improvement adds a defensive edge to their borders, potentially slowing down an invading army.

4.Greece (Either led by Pericles or Gorgo):Both Greek leaders allow for strong cultural and defensive playstyles early on. Gorgo’s ability gives culture bonuses from combat victories which can help push towards powerful civic cards faster, while Pericles’ bonus to city-state influence helps garner additional support against aggressors.

3.India (Led by Gandhi or Chandragupta):Gandhi’s civilization has a strong religious and defensive approach which makes their cities less attractive targets because of increased war weariness inflicted on attackers. Chandragupta has the Varu unit which weakens enemy units and can prevent blitz attacks by demoralizing incoming forces.

2.The Zulu (Led by Shaka):While the Zulu are themselves an excellent offensive civilization, they make great defenders due to their Impi units and Ikanda encampment bonuses. They can effectively counterattack when required, nullifying advantages that warmongers often rely on.

1.The Sumerians (Led by Gilgamesh):With their unique War-Cart unit available from the start of the game, Sumerian players can effectively repel early aggression from would-be invaders. Additionally, their ability to gain tribal village rewards when they destroy a barbarian outpost significantly enhances their early game strength and allows them to establish a solid foundation against adversaries.

These civilizations come with unique advantages that make them robust choices when up against warmongers in Civilization VI. By combining strategic gameplay with these civilizations’ inherent strengths, players will be able to fortify themselves effectively against those who seek conflict while progressing towards victory conditions suited to their chosen nation’s strengths.

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