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A Great Work is an infrequent item in the globe of Civilization VI. It may appear as an object created by an artist, an ancient artifact that serves as a reminder of the world'south glorious past, or a holy relic left backside by a person of religion. Great Works are essential to players pursuing a Cultural Victory in the game.

Contents

• ane Mechanics
  • 1.1 The Great Works screen
• 2 Types of Great Works
  • 2.i Neat Works of Fine art
  • two.2 Artifacts
  • ii.3 Relics
    • two.3.1 Relics of the Void
    • 2.three.ii Heroic Relics
  • 2.4 Products
• iii Creating Great Works
  • 3.1 Creating Great Works of Art
  • iii.2 Excavating Artifacts
  • iii.iii Creating Relics
• 4 Storing Smashing Works
• v Listing of Smashing Works
  • 5.1 Nifty Works of Writing
  • 5.2 Great Works of Music
  • 5.3 Great Works of Fine art
  • 5.4 Artifacts
  • 5.v Relics
    • v.5.1 Relics of the Void (Secret Societies mode merely)
    • 5.5.2 Relics in Heroes & Legends mode
    • 5.v.3 Relics in Pirates scenario
• half dozen Related achievements

Mechanics [ ]

The Great Work system has been expanded and tweaked considerably in relation to Civilization V: Dauntless New World; still, its main purpose remains the aforementioned. Great Works are the main source of Tourism in the game, and consequently the main path to a Cultural Victory.

All Smashing Works exist every bit physical items in the game. Equally such, they need a infinite to be stored in by their owner. If no such infinite exists, the item cannot be caused past the civilization in question; indeed, it sometimes cannot be created at all. If, for example, a Great Artist has been attracted by your civilization, but y'all accept no suitable slots in your buildings for Corking Works of Art, then he won't exist able to always create his masterpieces; similarly if an Campaigner with the necessary promotion dies heroically in theological combat with rival religious agents, but its civilisation has no slots for any Relics, then his death will take been in vain! Thus players looking to acquire Slap-up Works must fix space ahead of time, building specific Buildings or Wonders to be able to firm these items.

Neat Works may also exist acquired via trading with other civilizations; however, the aforementioned condition applies here: if you want to buy a specific Great Work, you'll need an advisable slot to store it.

The Cracking Works screen [ ]

A special interface button for your Bully Works is institute in the upper left corner of the UI, which will open up a screen showing your whole Corking Work infrastructure. It shows separate space for each edifice with advisable slots, and what (if any) Great Works currently reside in it. Mouse over each one to see its details; but the main stats provided past all works in the current building are always shown in the bottom part of its space. The total number of works, full number of free slots bachelor and total yield may be seen in the upper correct corner of the screen.

From here yous tin as well manage your Great Works by moving them around. After beingness produced or excavated, all Great Works are immediately placed in an advisable slot in one of your buildings. In principle, you are able to motion them at volition (just click on a Great Piece of work to select it, and the game will highlight all suitable empty slots you could move it into), merely there are some rules for this:

• Artifacts cannot be removed from a Museum until all of the Museum's slots are full.
• Great Works of Art cannot be moved from their slots for 10 turns afterward beingness created or moved.

Why should you lot shuffle your Keen Works? First, because each Great Work provides yields which you may desire to utilize in a specific city ( Culture-yielding works are a instance in bespeak). Second, considering Museums may actuate a special bonus, called a theming bonus, which doubles the yields of the works. And tertiary, because this allows you to motility them away from danger of state of war or disaster and into cities protected by Spies, and to maximize bonuses from Governors and buildings.

Types of Great Works [ ]

In comparing to Civilization V: Brave New World, Culture Six brings greater variety to the various classes of Great Works, likewise as 1 brand new class.

Bang-up Works of Art [ ]

These are the truthful cultural staples of your civilization: exceptional creations of human genius in the most varied of forms. All of them are the work of Great People, more specifically the Great Writers, Great Artists, Great Musicians and the Great General Sun Tzu. There are three main types of Dandy Works of Fine art, according to their type of Person:

All of these divisions are important for the purposes of activating theming bonuses. Even without themes, all Swell Works produce both Civilisation and Tourism afterward beingness placed in their relevant Bully Piece of work slots. For a detailed guide on how to maximize Tourism out of Great Works of Art, read hither.

Artifacts [ ]

Main article: Archeology (Civ6)

Artifacts are remnants of the past that hold historical importance in some manner, be it an ancient mask, a rusty sword of the Classical Era, or a flintlock pistol of the Industrial Era. Unlike Great Works of Fine art, Artifacts may only exist accessed afterwards in the game, after unlocking the Natural History and/or Cultural Heritage civics, and by performing archaeological expeditions all over the world at Antiquity Sites and Shipwrecks. In this, yous will be competing against other civilizations, and then take care to reach these locations start.

Artifacts are assigned to a specific era. In social club for an Archaeological Museum to be themed, all Artifacts must be from the same era simply different civilizations. An Archaeologist can only excavate Artifacts from at least 4 eras behind the current era.

Anshan'southward Suzerain bonus provides +one Science from each Antiquity.

Relics [ ]

Civilization VI introduces a brand new type of Great Piece of work: the religious Relic. This may be a piece of the True Cross, or the Tablet of the Prophet, or a like item filled with sacred significance. In the world of Civilization Half dozen, more pious than always, these Relics are powerful tools of both religious and cultural dominance. Their sources are unique, and then are the places they may be stored. Unlike Not bad Works of Art or Artifacts, Relics may exist earned throughout the entire game, and they produce +4 Faith and +viii Tourism. If playing as Jadwiga, a Relic provides a bonus of +4 Gold, +2 Civilisation and +2 Faith, while a Kongolese histrion volition earn an actress +two Nutrient, +2 Production and +4 Gold from each Relic. Anshan's Suzerain bonus provides +one Scientific discipline from each Relic, and Kandy's Suzerain bonus provides +50% Faith from each Relic.

Relics of the Void [ ]

In the Secret Societies game way, a new type of Swell Work makes itself known. When the Voidsingers' sinister Cultist meets its cease or spends all of its charges, it will create a terrifying item not of this world: a Relic of the Void. This eldritch artifact could exist something as mundane every bit a simple tome of arcane knowledge, or something equally incomprehensible and madness-inducing as the original Civilization II hint guide! In any example, Relics of the Void function the same way as regular Relics, so brand sure to pick some up to increment your Tourism and Faith output.

Heroic Relics [ ]

In the Heroes & Legends game fashion, the first time a Hero meets their end, whether in battle or every bit their life ends naturally, they create two Heroic Relics: an epic detailing their glorious feats, which is automatically displayed in their habitation metropolis's Monument, and a memento; perhaps an article of habiliment or a weapon, which must be excavated before information technology is displayed. These each provide two Civilisation, two Faith, and 6 Tourism. They can exist displayed in Monuments, which gain +2 Great Work slots for them.

Lithuanian Matrimony, Nkisi and Reliquaries all provide their bonuses to Heroic Relics. Kongo has some difficulty getting regular Relics, and then Heroic Relics may be a peachy boon for them.

Products [ ]

In the Monopolies and Corporations game mode, running the Create New Product project in a metropolis with a Corporation volition produce a new type of Not bad Work called a Product, each with a unique name. Products can only be stored in either a Stock Commutation or a Seaport, each of which has three slots in this game mode. Products can also be traded or sold to the AI (their value seems to be similar to that of Cracking Works of Writing or Art only likewise based on bonus type).

Each individual production provides the Industry bonus, a small amount of base yield (ii-6 depending on resource yield type) and 1 Tourism. For case, if a Metropolis with a Jade Corporation were to produce a Jade Product, the urban center that slots the product will receive a 25% Gilded bonus. Note that products can stack in an additive way, so a city with a Stock Exchange and a Seaport can receive the same Industry bonus half-dozen times (8 times if slotted in the urban center owning the corporation).

Creating Great Works [ ]

The three main types of Great Works differ substantially in the methods that must be used to create and/or acquire them.

Creating Great Works of Fine art [ ]

As mentioned above, Bang-up Works, every bit objects of art, are created past certain types of Corking People. In society to attract them to your civilization, y'all'll need starting time to accumulate respective Great Person Points (for more than data on how to exercise this, caput to the Slap-up People commodity).

In one case acquired, these infrequent humans have to get activated. This, still, may only be done on a tile containing a building with free slots for the corresponding type of Fine art (such as an Art Museum). Almost of the fourth dimension this will happen in a Theater Square commune, since it holds the common buildings which have these slots. Still, many Wonders as well take Swell Work slots; make sure to check their descriptions beforehand to exist sure. Additionally, the Palace in your Upper-case letter has ane slot which tin agree any blazon of Neat Work, Artifact, or Relic.

Excavating Artifacts [ ]

Artifacts work very differently than Great Works of Art. The source of Artifacts is not Cracking People, but rather the history of the world itself. Artifacts are created by a hidden mechanic all the style until the Industrial Era, when the Natural History borough is able to be completed. At this point, the locations are revealed where Antiquity Sites all over the world hold hidden historical treasures, waiting for Archaeologists to dig them up. Later, during the Atomic Era, another source of Artifacts, Shipwrecks, are revealed via the Cultural Heritage borough, assuasive further exploration of history.

In order to admission these sources, your civilization needs a special noncombatant unit: the Archeologist. Archaeologists may only be trained within of a metropolis containing an Archaeological Museum with at to the lowest degree one costless Artifact slot. Then, they must exist moved to the target Artifact Site or Shipwreck, at which point ane must activate its special power. A dialogue window volition appear, informing you of the era the Artifact belongs to. In most cases, you lot will also be prompted to select which civilization this Antiquity would have been generated past. Pay attention to this, since this choice is a way to achieve theming bonuses in your Museums.

Notation that, once they announced, Artifacts will block any development in their tile. Y'all will exist unable to identify Districts or Wonders there, as well as any Improvements, until y'all excavate the Artifact. Information technology is commonly a expert idea to first dig out Artifacts from tiles which you need for development, before looking for those situated further from your lands.

Creating Relics [ ]

The tertiary type of Bully Works are created mainly through 1 of the most interesting novelties of Civilization Half-dozen: theological combat. Every Apostle with the special Martyr promotion will create a Relic if it dies during theological combat. In this way, its sacrifice is remembered past a material remnant, which may be displayed in your religious institutions to inspire the faithful and draw tourists to your civilisation.

Another manner to proceeds a Relic is by visiting a Tribal Village. If you lot are lucky, the locals will have a Relic that has been passed from generation to generation, and they will deem you worthy to receive information technology. Retiring Great Person Jeanne d'Arc will also earn you a Relic. Moreover, Kandy's Suzerain bonus allows players to observe Relics once they encounter a natural wonder.

Simply like Corking Works and Artifacts, Relics must exist placed in their relevant slots. The well-nigh common source of such slots are Temples, each of which has ane Relic slot.

For the necessary process to create Relics of the Void, Heroic Relics and Products (the iii new Great Work types introduced by the new modes of the New Frontier Pass), check the necessary sections above.

Storing Bully Works [ ]

It is a requirement of producing or excavating a Great Piece of work that there is an available slot in a edifice or wonder within your empire. A player trying for a Civilization Victory ought to prioritize these buildings.

Almost Swell Work slots are for a single blazon of matching Great Work, though some buildings have slots that can contain a Cracking Work of any or many different types. Every civ starts with a Palace which has a slot for any type of Great Piece of work (or 5 slots when playing as the Kongolese).

Building / Wonder	Requirements	Slots
Amphitheater	Theater Square	2 Slap-up Works of Writing
Apadana[1]	Political Philosophy	2 Great Works, any type
Archaeological Museum[2]	Theater Square, Humanism, Amphitheater or Marae	iii Artifacts[3]
Art Museum[2]	Theater Square, Humanism, Amphitheater or Marae	three Nifty Works of Art
Banking concern	Giovanni de Medici (Great Merchant)	2 Nifty Works, any type
Bolshoi Theatre	Opera and Ballet	1 Nifty Piece of work of Writing ane Bully Piece of work of Music
Broadcast Middle	Theater Foursquare, Radio, Archaeological or Art Museum	ane Bang-up Work of Music
Broadway	Mass Media	1 Great Work of Writing two Keen Works of Music
Cathedral	Holy Site, Cathedral Worship Belief, Temple or its replacements	1 Great Work of Religious Art
Moving picture Studio	American, Theater Square, Radio, Archaeological or Art Museum	1 Dandy Work of Music
Neat Library	Recorded History	2 Corking Works of Writing
Hermitage	Natural History	4 Great Works of Fine art
Mont St. Michel	Divine Right	2 Relics
Monument[4]	None	two Heroic Relics
National History Museum	Government Plaza, Tier iii government, Tier 2 government edifice constructed	iv Slap-up Works, any type
Old God Obelisk[five]	Voidsingers membership	ane Great Work, whatsoever blazon 2 Heroic Relics[4]
Oxford University	Scientific Theory	2 Great Works of Writing
Palace	Starting building in Upper-case letter	one Swell Work, any type[6]
Prasat[7]	Khmer, Holy Site, Theology, Shrine	1 Relic
Queen'due south Bibliotheque	Government Plaza, Swedish, Tier two Government adopted, Tier 1 government building	2 Great Works of Writing 2 Great Works of Fine art two Keen Works of Music
Seaport[eight]	Harbor, Electricity, Lighthouse, Shipyard	3 Products
St. Basil's Cathedral	Reformed Church	3 Relics
Stave Church	Norwegian, Holy Site, Theology, Shrine	1 Relic
Stock Exchange[8]	Commercial Hub, Economics, Market, Bank	3 Products
Sydney Opera House	Cultural Heritage	iii Great Works of Music
Temple	Holy Site, Theology, Shrine	1 Relic

1. ↑ Requires Persia and Macedon Culture & Scenario Pack.
2. ↑ ^{ii.0 ii.1} The two museums unlocked with Humanism are mutually exclusive with each other.
3. ↑ 6 if playing as England in vanilla or Rising and Fall.
4. ↑ ^{4.0 4.1} Requires Babylon Pack and to be playing in Heroes & Legends mode. Has to complete a Devotion project first.
5. ↑ Requires Ethiopia Pack and to be playing in Hush-hush Societies mode.
6. ↑ Has 4 additional Great Work slots when playing as the Kongolese.
7. ↑ Requires Central khmer and Indonesia Culture & Scenario Pack.
8. ↑ ^{8.0 8.1} Requires Vietnam and Kublai Khan Pack and to exist playing in Monopolies and Corporations mode.

Added in the Rise and Autumn expansion pack.
Added in the Gathering Storm expansion pack.

List of Slap-up Works [ ]

Great Works of Writing [ ]

Meet Swell Author (Civ6)

Great Works of Music [ ]

Come across Great Musician (Civ6)

Bang-up Works of Fine art [ ]

See Great Artist (Civ6)

Artifacts [ ]

Run across Archaeology (Civ6)

Relics [ ]

Relics of the Void (Surreptitious Societies way only) [ ]

See Voidsingers (Civ6)

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Encounter Heroes & Legends (Civ6)

Relics in Pirates scenario [ ]

See Pirates (Civ6)

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Repo Homo Steal a Great Work of Art and don't get caught. A repossession agent that retrieves outstanding rented or leased objects. May too be a reference to the flick Repo Man, which features a repossession amanuensis that 'retrieves' objects from clients without their compliance or knowledge.

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