The Witcher: Redania

King Radovid V and Sigismund Dijkstra lead Redania in Sid Meier's Civilization VI! Radovid was only a kid when his father, King Vizimir II, was assassinated, and when he eventually took the throne he ruled with an iron fist and avenged himself of all the evil that was done to him as a child, earning himself the title of "The Stern". Dijkstra was the Head of Redanian Intelligence, who ruled in Radovid's place together with a Regency Council and royal advisor and sorceress Philippa Eilhart. King Radovid and Dijkstra both have similar abilities in gameplay but different in their effects. While Radovid is obsessed by the military and by his faith in the Eternal Fire, Dijkstra is a skilled diplomat and a master of sabotage. When unlocking the Political Philosophy civic, Radovid gains an extra Military policy slot, and Dijkstra gets a Diplomatic one. Both leaders gain a free Trader unit and an extra Trade Route capacity, by founding a Religion as Radovid or by having the first building in the Government Plaza as Dijkstra. International Trade Routes provide +4 Faith to Radovid and +2 Science to Dijkstra, while Redania's unique building grants Radovid 2 free Apostle units, and a free Spy to Dijkstra. Furthermore, Radovid grants an extra charge to his Inquisitors, and Dijkstra boosts all of his spies by 1 level in offensive operations. Redania is one of the wealthiest kingdoms thanks to its trade, especially thanks to the Merchants of Novigrad. International Trade Routes can provide up to +8 Gold to Redanian cities with a Commercial Hub and the buildings inside of it. Other civilizations' Trade Routes sent to Redania provide +2 Food for them and +2 Gold to Redania, hence the title of "granary of the Continent". Because of the poor conditions of peasants in Redania, builders gain an extra charge, but Production towards them is reduced by 20%. Redania possesses the best intelligence network in the world, even better than Nilfgaard, based at the so called "Faculty of Most Conte