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| + | A '''Mountain''' is a type of [[Terrain (Civ5)#Terrain Features|terrain feature]] in ''[[Civilization V]]''. |
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| − | Terrain feature found anywhere on land tiles. '''Mountain''' tiles can only be crossed by air units and [[Carthaginian (Civ5)|Carthaginian]] units (after earning a [[Great general (Civ5)|Great General]]). Mountain tiles do not provide anything other than allowing a player to build |
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| − | *{{PageIcon5|Machu Picchu}} |
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| + | Terrain feature found anywhere on land tiles. |
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| − | *{{PageIcon5|Neuschwanstein Castle}} |
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| − | in a city within 2 tiles from a mountain, and |
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| − | *{{PageIcon5|Observatory}} |
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| − | in a city right next to a mountain. |
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| + | * Base yield: None |
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| + | * Attributes: |
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| + | ** Allows adjacent [[City (Civ5)|cities]] to construct [[Observatory (Civ5)|Observatories]]. |
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| ⚫ | It may be advantageous to settle a city right next to a |
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| + | Mountain tiles are impassable to almost all [[Unit (Civ5)|units]] except [[Air unit (Civ5)|air units]]. They provide nothing to [[City (Civ5)|cities]] other than the opportunity to build [[Machu Picchu (Civ5)|Machu Picchu]], [[Neuschwanstein (Civ5)|Neuschwanstein]], and [[Observatory (Civ5)|Observatories]]. Note that a city must be right next to a Mountain (or mountainous [[Natural wonder (Civ5)|natural wonder]]) to build an Observatory, but both [[List of wonders in Civ5|wonders]] can be built in a city within 2 tiles of a Mountain (so long as that Mountain is not a natural wonder). |
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| − | ==Historical Info== |
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| − | Mountains are impassable, except to air units, and Carthaginian units (after earning a Great General). They provide nothing to cities. |
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| ⚫ | It may be advantageous to settle a city right next to a Mountain so that you can build the aforementioned wonders and [[Building (Civ5)|building]] there. However, you shouldn't go out of your way to do so unless you're playing as the [[Incan (Civ5)|Inca]] - they can put Mountains and adjacent [[Hill (Civ5)|Hill]] tiles to really good use! |
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| + | == Civilopedia entry == |
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| + | {{/Civilopedia}} |
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| + | == See also == |
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| + | * [[Mountain]] in other games |
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| + | {{Terrains (Civ5)}} |
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| + | [[ru:Горы (Civ5)]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:00, 7 October 2022
A Mountain is a type of terrain feature in Civilization V.
Game Info[]
Terrain feature found anywhere on land tiles.
- Base yield: None
- Attributes:
- Allows adjacent cities to construct Observatories.
Strategy[]
Mountain tiles are impassable to almost all units except air units. They provide nothing to cities other than the opportunity to build Machu Picchu, Neuschwanstein, and Observatories. Note that a city must be right next to a Mountain (or mountainous natural wonder) to build an Observatory, but both wonders can be built in a city within 2 tiles of a Mountain (so long as that Mountain is not a natural wonder).
Mountains are usually great obstacles to movement, and can provide natural defensive barriers. Just be wary of Carthaginian players, who can negate their defensive properties after earning a Great General!
It may be advantageous to settle a city right next to a Mountain so that you can build the aforementioned wonders and building there. However, you shouldn't go out of your way to do so unless you're playing as the Inca - they can put Mountains and adjacent Hill tiles to really good use!
Civilopedia entry[]
Mountains are impassable, except to air units, and Carthaginian units (after earning a Great General). They provide nothing to cities.
See also[]
- Mountain in other games
| Civilization V Terrains [edit] | |
|---|---|
| Base | Coast • Desert • Grassland • Hill • Mountain • Ocean • Plains • Snow • Tundra |
| Features | Atoll • Fallout • Flood Plains • Forest • Ice • Jungle • Lakes • Marsh • Oasis • Rivers |
| Other | Ancient Ruins • Encampment |
| See also | Improvement • Natural wonder • Resource |