Hi to all,sorry, here I am with same question again. Must have 2 of your cities within 10 tiles of 2 of your opponents' cities. Declare War of Territorial Expansion - Used to declare war on a power that borders your empire.
Declare Colonial War - Used to declare war on a power that is two technological eras behind you. No Warmonger penalty for liberating that City-State. Declare - Used to declare war on a power that has attacked one of your allied. Declare - Used to declare war on a power that has captured one of your cities. No Warmonger penalty for liberating any of those cities. Declare - Used to declare war on a power that has captured a city from one of your friends or allies.
Declare - Used to declare war on a power that has converted one of your cities.Īll Warmonger penalties halved. There are six Casus Belli in total.Additional Casus Belli. With the in the you unlock the first four Casus Belli. (Currently it seems to be the 'proper' way to go to with another before reaching the.)Diplomacy is meant to become more complex as the timeline goes on, meaning that in the, you'll be able to declare war easier and with less Warmonger penalties, though later in different they'll start to take effect, and if you're warring with everyone you'll get a large penalty. No restrictions on which cities you may capture. Declare - Warmonger penalty: Moderate - Used to declare war on a player you have at least 5 turns ago. While a Casus Belli can be used to start a war, you do not need one to do so - You can declare a against another in who is not your ally.Warmongering The more you declare, the more warmongering points you'll get and how the AI Civs view you.Types Of War.ĭeclare - Warmonger penalty: Heavy. Casus Belli represent reasons to go to war where the normal penalty for a declaration of war or capturing cities are reduced or eliminated.
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