El Dorado: The Golden City Builder

It is worth ing about the proper planning of our metropolis, which concerns the proper distribution of individual zones (residential, related to tree felling or land cultivation), and the connection of all buildings with paths allowing residents to move freely.

That's not everything, because we are not alone in Yucatan.We must monitor the activities of our neighbors and, if necessary, establish friendly relations with them or try to dominate them using military force. Deciding on a war we must first equip ourselves with the military units, building barracks and training battle-hardened soldiers. Organizing military expeditions involves the need to establish supply lines and take care of them, so that they provide resources to the forces guarding our lands or attacking enemy territory.

It's worth knowing that strategic and economic cunning is of no use to us if we do not secure the favor of the gods. To achieve it, it is not enough to just build places of worship. It is also necessary to employ priests, organize festivals and perform secret rituals in honor of the gods, as well as offer them sacrifices, primarily human ones. In return, we can enjoy protection from catastrophes and various enhancements, such as larger crops or military bonuses.

If we skimp on time and resources to pay homage to the gods, then they can feel ignored and can send upon us more or less persistent plagues. While single lightning strikes destroying individual buildings are not particularly bothersome to us, tornadoes wreaking havoc in our metropolis pose a much more serious problem.