This pantheon requires you to build a shrine in every city for maximum effect.The time and production spent on building shrines will far outweigh any of the potential benefits this pantheon offers. If you want to choose a different pantheon though, Ancestor Worship is not the one to pick. This will get you a religion much faster, bringing more bonuses with it. It’s a good rule of thumb when choosing a pantheon to pick a faith based one, if you have the right tiles. Shrines are useful in the eraly game, sadly this pantheon isn't The benefit from this is negligible and will probably not help a player struggling with an unhappy empire.Goddess of love grants +1 happiness in cities with a population of 6.Goddess of love is only number four because I could see it being useful for a tradition build, but there are definitely better pantheons to pick if they are available.Sadly, to get to this requisite population you will lose happiness for each citizen meaning you will probably lose more than you will gain.This pantheon offers a marginal boost to happiness in cites over a certain population.As such, a pantheon that increases your happiness looks great, but if discontent is already a problem in your empire, it won’t make much difference. Bottom line is, happiness is a very hard to control when your new to the game. I had bad habits from Civ 4, so I tried to settle as many cities as I could, blissfully unaware that every city I built, and every citizen that lived in them, was contributing to my empires permanent state of anarchy. When I first started playing Civilization V, my empires where permanently unhappy. If there's one thing worse than barbarians, its rebels. Enough to get you kicked out the Garden of Eden, not enough to make this pantheon worth choosing. Each citizen eats 2 food, so with 10 food and 4 population your surplus is 2 food and your bonus from fertility rites equals 0.2 apples.Fertility Rites grants an extra ten percent to your surplus food.Overall, this pantheon is not as useful as it sounds. In the early game, your surplus food is likely to be very low so this pantheon rarely makes much difference until later on, when your population is already pretty high.However, this pantheon only adds 10% to your surplus food, rather than your total food.A lot of player will choose this pantheon, especially when going tradition, in order to maximise their population growth. The description for this pantheon is very misleading.Did you think this pantheon gave you 10% extra food? Well guess again because its actual effect is far more trivial. I have picked this pantheon many times and it has never made much differenceįertility Rites is at number five not because it is the worst pantheon in the game, but because it lied to me and it has probably lied to you to. In this article, we’ll be sorting the divine from the complete waste of faith, as I tell you the top and bottom five pantheons in Civilization V. A lot of the options can look great on the surface but in reality, their effect on the game is minimal at best. Choosing a pantheon can be easy if you have the right start, with an obvious abundance of specific tiles or resources.īut if you don’t have such a bountiful start, choosing a pantheon can be much harder. What does Civ V have in common with George Michael? When it comes to both you gotta have faith.
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