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|The Coastal map has it all: beachfront coves, protected by cliffs, whilst inland the rolling hills and plains are ideal for settling and farming. | |The Coastal map has it all: beachfront coves, protected by cliffs, whilst inland the rolling hills and plains are ideal for settling and farming. | ||
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|[[File:Screenshot OfficialMap Fluvial 4.jpg|120px|Bronze star icon]]||Fluvial||The Fluvial map features long stretches of river that split the land. Bridges must be built earlier to allow passage across rivers for villagers and immigrants alike. | |[[File:Screenshot OfficialMap Fluvial 4.jpg|120px|Bronze star icon]]||Fluvial[[File:Icon Terrain River.png|center|32x32px]] | ||
|The Fluvial map features long stretches of river that split the land. Bridges must be built earlier to allow passage across rivers for villagers and immigrants alike. | |||
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|[[File:Screenshot OfficialMap Hills 3.jpg|120px|Bronze star icon]]||Hills||The Hills map features dense forests, green pastures and a rounded landscape like no other. The absence of fishing can make it more challenging to feed the population. | |[[File:Screenshot OfficialMap Hills 3.jpg|120px|Bronze star icon]]||Hills[[File:Icon Terrain Bumpiness.png|center|32x32px]] | ||
|The Hills map features dense forests, green pastures and a rounded landscape like no other. The absence of fishing can make it more challenging to feed the population. | |||
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