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Anno 117: Dawn of Delta Expansion Adds Ancient Egypt

Anno 117: Pax Romana gets Ancient Egypt expansion with three settlement areas, unique deities, and a new storyline.

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Anno 117: Dawn of Delta Expansion Adds Ancient Egypt

Anno 117: Pax Romana gets Ancient Egypt expansion with three settlement areas, unique deities, and a new storyline.

In brief

Anno 117: Pax Romana gets Ancient Egypt expansion with three settlement areas, unique deities, and a new storyline. Anno 117: Pax Romana's Dawn of Delta DLC adds Egyptian provinces with drylands, farmlands, floodplains, and three deities for players to choose from. Originally reported by VICE.

New Egyptian Province

Anno 117: Pax Romana's Dawn of Delta DLC lets players expand their empire or start a new settlement in Aegyptus.

Three Settlement Areas

Players choose from drylands for city building, farmlands for grain and trees, or floodplains prone to flooding.

Seasonal Changes

Seasonal Changes

Shemu season boosts floodplain production, while Akhet season reduces it to 25% and increases fire safety.

Deities and Perks

Players worship Sobek, Isis-Bastet, or Thoth Trismegistus to boost beer, cheese, and happiness with unique perks.

New Character and Storyline

Decimus, a military rival, and Epistrategos Heron introduce a mystery about a dead citizen and the Great Pyramids.

New Player Choices

New Player Choices

Players choose Roman or Egyptian paths, with Scribes, Gymnasiarchs, Potters, or Chanters for their settlements.

The main idea

Anno 117: Pax Romana's Dawn of Delta DLC adds Egyptian provinces with drylands, farmlands, floodplains, and three deities for players to choose from.

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