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Terrascape (CivBE)

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A Terrascape is a tile improvement unlocked with Terraforming technology. Unlike other tile improvements, instead of adding to the tile's existing yield, a Terrascape replaces the yield with 2 File:20xFoodBE.png Food, 2 File:20xProductionBE.png Production, and 2 File:20xCultureBE.png Culture. Modifiers: * +1 File:20xFoodBE.png Food, +1 File:20xProductionBE.png Production, and +1 File:20xCultureBE.png Culture from Ecoscaping (in tier 3 Prosperity) * +2 File:20xEnergyBE.png Energy and +1 File:20xHealthBE.png Health at File:Purity (CivBE).png 8 File:RT only.png

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A Terrascape is a tile improvement unlocked with Terraforming technology. Unlike other tile improvements, instead of adding to the tile's existing yield, a Terrascape replaces the yield with 2 File:20xFoodBE.png Food, 2 File:20xProductionBE.png Production, and 2 File:20xCultureBE.png Culture. Modifiers: * +1 File:20xFoodBE.png Food, +1 File:20xProductionBE.png Production, and +1 File:20xCultureBE.png Culture from Ecoscaping (in tier 3 Prosperity) * +2 File:20xEnergyBE.png Energy and +1 File:20xHealthBE.png Health at File:Purity (CivBE).png 8 File:RT only.png As it is a tile improvement it has the following behaviours: * It overwrites the original tile's yield, but still gains bonuses that apply to the underlying terrain. So for instance if you have a tech that gives +1 food to desert tiles, then you will have a base 2-2-2 + 1 food, resulting in 3 food, 2 production 2 culture. (4-3-3 with the Ecoscaping Virtue) * In the options menu you can set it so automated workers don't automatically do this tile improvement if it destroys something already built there.