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Back to List of resources A Ley Line is a special resource in Civilization VI, exclusive to the Secret Societies game mode, introduced in the Ethiopia Pack. It appears on any tile except Snow, and only members of the Hermetic Order secret society can see it. Yields depend on the types and number of Great People earned: +1 Science for each Great General, Great Admiral, Great Scientist, and ...
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Oct 3, 2020 · Oct 3, 2020. #4. Ley Lines give good yields (in later eras) and bonuses to adjacent districts. So you want to build near and around them if you can. You can't build on them. It's possible to build on a Ley Line tile before you discover them, but obviously you can't do that on purpose without cheating. Last edited: Oct 3, 2020.
It is a geometrical truth that between two points exist a straight line. This, plus a map of the English countryside, gave rise to the notion of ley lines crisscrossing England in the 19th and early 20th centuries. A British antiquarian, Alfred Watkins, proposed that dead-straight ancient highways linking sacred sites in the British countryside could be found if one looked hard enough. While ...
Reveals the Ley Line resource on the map. Ley Lines give a major adjacency bonus to all specialty districts. Adept: Reach the Medieval Era. Allows you to construct the Alchemical Society, a powerful replacement of the University. Magus: Reach the Industrial Era. For every Great Person earned, Ley Lines receive +1 yield equal to that Great ...
You can use these resources to advance your gameplay and strategy in Civ 6. Exclusive Resource Of The Hermetic Order: Ley Lines. In Civilization VI, ley lines are special features that can offer considerable advantages to nearby districts and improvements and are made available to civilizations when they join the Hermetic Order.
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