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abundance in that area.These resources are divided into three categories, according to
their uses:

are those resources that increase the productivity of your city.

A vein of Gold, for example, can increase the amount of commerce income a city
generates.The presence of Wheat raises the food production potential.

are resources you can use to keep your citizens happy.As your

civilization grows, discontent can become a serious problem. Luxuries—things like
Silk, Dyes, and Wine—help keep your people satisfied that you’re ruling well. (For
the details on keeping your citizens happy, read “Happiness and Civil Disorder” in
Chapter 11: Managing Your Cities

.)

are materials necessary for building certain units, improve-

ments, and Wonders. If you have no Iron, for example, you can’t build armor for
Knights or rails for Railroads. As your civilization advances, you’ll become aware
of new strategic resources that you were unable to appreciate earlier. Strategic
resources are more likely to appear on certain terrain types, so it’s not impossible
to predict where these might appear.