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Macedon, led by Alexander, is a custom civilisation mod by More Civilisations. More specifically, it features contributions by Pouakai, Janboruta, JFD, Tomatekh, Wolfdog, DarthKyofu, GPuzzle, einayim, and CharlatanAlley. This civilisation is part of the Greek Civilisation Split, and requires the Brave New World expansion pack. Provides Macedon underneath Alexander the Nice as a playable civ. He will get not one, however two distinctive models within the Historical Period that fully change the way you struggle wars, permitting for the form of sweeping conquests he completed traditionally. On prime of this, his passive talents reward him for carrying out such conquests. This premium DLC adds Persia and leader Cyrus aswell as Macedonia and leader Alexander the Great. Also includes a new 'Conquests of Alexander' scenario, in which you must rush to expand your empire to truly earn the title of 'Alexander the Great.' Includes the complete Persian civilization with Cyrus, Immortal unique Unit, and Pairidaeza unique improvement.
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Macedon is one of the civilizations in Civilization VI.
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