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Chapter Seven: Wonders Chichen Itza Age: Ancient Costing valuable resources each turn, crime can be an early-game problem, particularly if you aren't monitoring happiness and food shortages. By constructing Chichen Itza, crime is completely eliminated, permitting you to flirt with disaster with happiness and food levels without the worry of resource losses from rampant crime. Flirting with disaster is quite the appropriate term; once this wonder becomes obsolete, your cities could virtually implode if you haven't begun resuming a watch on your happiness levels. Successful implementation of Chichen Itza can speed up early-game development - just be sure to prepare for its obsolescence if that time comes.
Age: Ancient
If you're an isolationist, don't bother with the Confucius Academy wonder, which only has effects on cities far from your initial, capital city. However, if you plan to expand through the ancient and renaissance ages, consider the Confucius Academy (or Chichen Itza wonder, which could assist in growth even more). Either way, though, there are better ancient age wonders, such as Stonehenge, that could be more valuable to the early game, particularly on small maps where war and conflict arise quickly.
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