The only District that improves your Amenities is the Entertainment Complex. The cut off section with Monarchy explains that there is +1 housing for each level of walls in a city. These points come from a variety of sources: At any given time, one great person of each type (Great Admiral, Artist, Musician, Writer, Engineer, General, Merchant, Prophet, Scientist) is available to all civilizations, and everyone can see everyone else's progress toward earning each each of the people that they're trying to reach. Provides the same defensive bonuses as the Fort improvement. Players in Sid Meier's Civilization 6 have many features to make their cities and civilizations unique from other players. Readers can follow her on Twitter Paxton (Great Engineer) - Squeeze more amenities out of an Entertainment Complex. When developers leave a game, its community picks it up. These are not necessarily the best choices, but rather options you should consider more than usual if playing this civ relative to others. Must be built on flat land adjacent to an Entertainment Complex district. Passing on recruitment costs a fixed number of Points, and you will not be able to recruit a different Great Person of the same type until the great person you passed on is recruited by another civilization at a discounted rate (the original cost less the number of points you gave up to pass on them). Great People who provide Amenities include: (Great Merchant - Industrial Era) John Spilsbury: Provides 1 Toys luxury resource, which provides 4 Amenities.

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