With loyalty, you can flip other civilizations' cities without firing a shot-just like culture-flipping in, say, Civilization IV-or have yours flipped away from you. This time, they last for an entire era (Ancient, Medieval, and so on), and they affect a resource called loyalty. You might remember Golden Ages from past Civilization titles typically, they were short-term boosts to your civilization's happiness or output that lasted for a few turns. The Historic Moments, city flipping, and ages all play into one another.
And, of course, expect new civilizations and leaders. Players can respond to "emergency situations," which allow the civilizations at the bottom to pool their resources in order to gain benefits that help elevate them all closer to the top players.
The expansion will also add governors, a greatly expanded alliances system, cities that peacefully flip between civilizations, and an "Historic Moments" system that gives players special milestones that impact outcomes. Further Reading Review: Civilization VI is a beautiful prance through history
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