Unique Building: Dojo (Japan)

Unique Building: Dojo (Japan)

Forge a New Path for Japan with the Dojo Mod in Civilization VI

Elevate your Japanese empire in Sid Meier’s Civilization VI with the meticulously crafted Dojo unique building mod. This addition seamlessly integrates into Japan’s existing strengths, offering a fresh strategic layer for aspiring warlords and cultural magnates alike. Immerse yourself in a building that not only enhances your empire’s capabilities but also visually transforms your cities.

A New Center of Power

The Dojo replaces the standard Art Museum, offering a distinct set of benefits tailored to Japan’s focus on discipline and martial prowess. Its presence can significantly alter the strategic landscape of your game, providing crucial advantages in both conflict and cultural development.

Key Benefits of the Dojo:

  • Enhanced Great Works: The Dojo provides an additional slot for Great Works of Writing. While it cannot be themed for bonus effects, all Great Works within its walls will contribute their full yields, regardless of their author, ensuring consistent and potent output.
  • Production Boost: Gain a valuable +1 Production for every Great Work housed in the city containing the Dojo, directly fueling your empire’s growth and industrial output.
  • Spiritual Growth: Entertainment buildings within the Dojo’s city will now generate Faith equal to their level. This means a Stadium will grant +3 Faith, amplifying your religious influence alongside your cultural and production endeavors.
  • Battle-Hardened Units: Land units trained in a city with a Dojo will suffer 50% less Combat Strength reduction from being injured, ensuring your military remains formidable even in protracted conflicts.

Visual and Thematic Integration

Beyond its powerful gameplay effects, the Dojo mod boasts unique graphics that extend even to the Theater Square district, offering a visually distinct and immersive experience for your Japanese civilization. This mod requires the Rise & Fall expansion to function, as it incorporates elements inspired by the Kotoku-in Wonder.

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