The Witcher: Nilfgaard

Emperor Emhyr var Emreis and Emperor Jan Calveit lead Nilfgaard in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! Emhyr was an aggressive Imperator and under his rule the Nilfgaardian Empire reached its peak in territorial expansion, while Jan Calveit was an intellectual that surrounded himself with astrologers, because he thought that everyone's future is written in the stars. Emhyr, or "The White Flame Dancing on the Barrows of his Enemies" converts a Diplomatic policy slot into a Wildcard policy slot, receives a Governor Title whenever capturing an Original Capital or a City-State, and +6 Combat Strength for all units for each level of Diplomatic Visibility Nilfgaard has over the other civilization, instead of the usual +3 Combat Strength. While The Nazairi Avenger Jan Calveit makes all cities not founded by Nilfgaard generate +2 Science, +2 Culture and +2 Faith. In addition, if Nilfgaard owns at least a Campus, a Theater Square, or one of their buildings in the empire, the base number of Great Person points that that District or Building normally yields is generated for each kill. The Empire is vast, so it needs a proper Administration of the Provinces: Nilfgaard gains a free Builder in conquered foreign cities, and Builders can spend their charges to complete 15% of the Production cost of Districts. Occupied cities have no penalty to yields, and Spies can choose from all possible promotions. The Nilfgaardian Army includes many siege weapons, but the most unconventional ones are among the favourites. The Fire Scorpion is a machine from Zerrikania that shoots a strange fiery substance, great for raizing cities to the ground. It is a devastating weapon that replaces the Bombard and becomes available earlier. The other specialty of the Imperial Army are its divisions, each one with a specific task, and the Nauzicaa Brigade, available when playing as Emhyr, is in charge of breaking the enemy lines and attack from behind. This very costly alternative to the Knight (which does not repl