Which new wonder is the most powerful?
Great Wall
Temple of Artemis
University of Sankore
Forbidden Banana
From my vast experience with Warlords (2/3 of a game finished), I would have to say that my favorite wonder is the University of Sankore - I tend to build a lot of monasteries, and some temples, and adding two light bulbs to each one has a huge impact on my empire of about nine cities when I built this thing. Also, the great scientist points are nice. I only wish I had the Spiral Minaret too, because this wonder caused me to suddenly perform an empire-wide rash of Buddshist Monastery and Temple building!
The Great Wall seems powerful too, although barbarians are not usually a problem for me by the time I can be completing wonders. The Temple of Artemis seems nice, but doubling trade routes that pay 1 commerce for the early part of the game is not that thrilling. The free priest is nice, though.
I would say that all three of the new wonders are probably among the best in the game, but that University really stands head and shoulders above the rest.
Great Wall
Temple of Artemis
University of Sankore
Forbidden Banana
From my vast experience with Warlords (2/3 of a game finished), I would have to say that my favorite wonder is the University of Sankore - I tend to build a lot of monasteries, and some temples, and adding two light bulbs to each one has a huge impact on my empire of about nine cities when I built this thing. Also, the great scientist points are nice. I only wish I had the Spiral Minaret too, because this wonder caused me to suddenly perform an empire-wide rash of Buddshist Monastery and Temple building!
The Great Wall seems powerful too, although barbarians are not usually a problem for me by the time I can be completing wonders. The Temple of Artemis seems nice, but doubling trade routes that pay 1 commerce for the early part of the game is not that thrilling. The free priest is nice, though.
I would say that all three of the new wonders are probably among the best in the game, but that University really stands head and shoulders above the rest.
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