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Pena National Palace Wonder

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19 DIC 2012 a las 23:54

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Pena National Palace is a large Romanticist palace located on a hill in the Sintra region of Portugal, close enough so that it can be seen on fine days in the capital, Lisbon. It was constructed on the site of a former monastery, which was in turn constructed on the site from an apparent appariation of the Virgin Mary of Christianity. The monastery was destroyed in the Great Lisbon Earthquake of 1755, and King Ferdinand II build the Pena National Palace in it's place. Ingame, Pena National Palace makes defensive buildings +20% more effective, and is available with Steam Power.

Requires the Gods & Kings expansion pack, and credit to Co-author Sukritact for the icon

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oufa 24 DIC 2017 a las 9:01

why would this add to defense lmao

Rootimus 16 ENE 2015 a las 15:45

Thank-you

Mierin 2 SEP 2014 a las 6:04

The mod is well-made, but Pena National Palace has nothing to do with defence, which just throws me off a bit. Like Neuschwanstein, the Pena Palace is a fantasy castle and was never meant to (and never did) have a garrison.

The Palace was built and first lived in (it's homely, for a castle) by the ''artist king" Ferdinand II and is surrounded by some rather nice forests and a big park with trees from all over the world, so maybe a bonus on great people (garden) or great artists specifically would be in order. Something similar to Neuschwanstein, but providing a bonus to gardens or even castle-and-garden combinations, perhaps?

Anyway that's just a little theming thing, nothing balance-related.