The UA isn't empire-wide like the description suggests. It's in the capital only. The bonus is tied to an unbuildable "Hex" building that only appears in the capital. Was this intentional?

I played that boardgame with some buddys. It takes no skill at all. Just luck.

Much better. Thanks

@mikevarn Yikes, totally forgot the numbers changed with game speed. I'll probably change it to Caravansary in each city and fix the themeing bonus issue in the next version. Thanks for the feedback!

Play note: University of Catan does not give theming bonus. If intentional, makes it a little less useful. Also despite description, for my play Longest Road is requiring 10 not 5 Caravansaries, rendering it virtually useless.

Nice

I would never, ever play this. But i HAVE to give you a good rating cos of Longest Road, nostalgia you understand ;p

Curious gonan try this. I love board games and Catan was a really good one.

Imagine setting every player to this on the Catan map.

Wow, I never expected to see this as a civ, but I love it.

I've only played Settlers of Catan once, and I didn't play the Engish version. We played the German version, Die Siedler von Catan.

See: https://forums.civfanatics.com/threads/xml-advanced-guide-to-adding-buildings-and-wonders-to-brave-new-world.525486/page-3#post-13203249

``` <Building_PrereqBuildingClasses>
<Row>
<BuildingType>BUILDING_LONGEST_ROAD</BuildingType>
<BuildingClassType>BUILDINGCLASS_CARAVANSARY</BuildingClassType>
<NumBuildingNeeded>5</NumBuildingNeeded>
</Row>
</Building_PrereqBuildingClasses>```

When a positive real integer, NumBuildingNeeded is modified by World Size. So, '5' actually means '9' on Large maps and '10' on Huge maps. Only on Duel and Tiny maps is the number not modified.