This ability can also be slightly useful when you successfully conquer a city-state or an enemy city. Also, make sure there is at least one coastal city where you build a Harbor, since the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus is an absolute must in most games due to its power level, but for Germany, the power of that wonder is catapulted to a next level. Great Engineers Mimar Sinan and Leonardo da Vinci can be helpful, since you would want to build many Hansas anyway and these two Great Engineers provide even more bonuses for doing so. (See below for specifics.) Little farming space can lead to slow growth, which can easily be compensated by high Production from multiple-Hansa complexes and the extra District slot. When you settle cities, unless those cities are solely for the purposes of claiming strategic land location or securing strategic resources, make sure you keep them close together to maximize your Hansa output. Considering that Germany's main victory path is scientific, at just 4 Population, a city can build a Commercial Hub and a Hansa, and either a Campus or a Theater Square on top depending on which leader you are playing, making it incredibly productive despite having very few citizens to work the tiles, and without causing further strain on your Amenities. The effect of an extra District slot can be really profound for new cities or ones with low growth rates. For Germany, you can build 1 more specialty District in every situation, so a city with 1 Population can build 2 specialty Districts, a city with 4 Population can build 3 specialty Districts, and so on. Normally, the maximum number of specialty Districts you can build in a city ties to its Population: a city with with 1 Population can build 1 specialty District, and for every 3 Population after that you can build 1 additional specialty District.

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