This is wise so that you can avoid adopting a tree that you do not necessarily intend to finish, nor need the adoption bonus from. Add up the turn times on any research you must do and focus your Cities on Science if necessary to ensure this happens as planned. If you have a new Policy coming in 20 turns and want to choose a new tree that is locked because your Scientific progress is not in the right Era, you may sometimes push Science in that direction to advance an Era and ensure that your next Policy choice is available. Others, like Tradition's Hanging Gardens, Commerce's Big Ben, and Aesthetics' Uffizi, are harder to attain unless you focus on constructing them.įour types of Social Policies (Tradition, Liberty, Honor, and Piety) are available at start, with Patronage and Aesthetics being available in the Classical era, Commerce and Exploration in Medieval, and Rationalism unlocking in the Renaissance. Some less-popular Social Policies like Honor, Liberty, Piety, and Exploration have Wonders that are easier to build than others, even in high-difficulty games because there are fewer competitors for those Wonders. You'll require the appropriate Technology, as well. Adopting Ideologies also unlock one Wonder each, so there are 12 that have this requirement. Below is a list of all 9 Social Policy Trees in Civ 5, with general information on the bonuses of each along with links to detailed articles with tips to help you decide what choices are right for your Civ.Īdopting (taking one point) in a Social Policy will give you its starter bonus while also enabling you to build a specific Wonder. There are five Policies per tree, so a total of 45 may be chosen, not including Ideologies. Social Policies have prerequisities, and must be unlocked in a certain order through a simple tree layout. Each new City you found will increase Social Policy costs by 10%, so bear that in mind and ensure that Cities have cultural buildings like Monuments, Amphitheaters, and Opera Houses fit with Great Works and taking advantage of Theming Bonuses where possible. This can also be seen by hovering your mouse over Culture in the top bar on your screen. The Social Policy screen (pictured above) can be accessed with F5 and shows the number of turns to your next Policy. Each City has its own Cultural output that determines border expansion, which is added to the Empire's total for acquiring new Policies. Social Policies are purchased with Culture. Ideologies will get their own separate Guide, which will be finished as soon as possible to go along with this Guide. This Guide to all Social Policies will give you extra information on every Policy in the game, while also providing the in-game description of each Policy's bonus. Choosing good Policies in the right order will be a major factor in winning a game. Social Policies are one of the primary means of customizing your Civ and sending it in a direction toward victory. The Civilization 5 Social Policy screen with all Social Policies Adopted Civilization 5 Social Policies Strategy Guides for Gods and Kings & Brave New World Civ 5 Social Policies Guide
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