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At this difficulty level, everything comes much less easily, and your rivals are sig-

nificantly better at managing their empires.You need some experience and skill to win.

Experienced and skilled players often play at this level, where the crafty

enemy leaders and the unstable attitude of your citizens combine to present a signifi-
cant challenge.

This level is for those who feel the need to be humbled.Your opponents will

no longer pull their punches; if you want to win, you’ll have to earn it.

This is the ultimate Civilization challenge, for those who think they’ve learned

to beat the game.You’ll have to give a virtuoso performance to survive at this level (and
yes, it is possible—theoretically—to win on Deity level). Good luck!

Game Rules

Tweaking the parameters of the game can change the whole flavor of the challenge.The
custom rules offer several different possibilities.You can reset to the default standards by
clicking Restore Default Rules.

If this box is checked, players can win by conquer-

ing and controlling two-thirds of the world’s territory.The other civilizations, or what’s
left of them, capitulate to your rule.

Unless this option is unchecked, leaders can win by purely

diplomatic means.To be successful, a ruler must be elected Secretary-General through
a vote of the United Nations.

Make sure this option is checked, and any civilization can

win the game through overwhelming cultural dominance. For success, a nation must
have accumulated enough cultural points.

When this box is checked, players can build spaceship parts and

win the game by being the first to launch a spaceship bound for Alpha Centauri.

If this box is checked, players can win by eliminating all rival

nations. If you’re the last one standing, you rule the world.

This option controls the diversity factor. When it’s

checked, each civilization has its own unique strengths and weaknesses (as listed earlier
in this section).Turning this off is handy for leveling the playing field.