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The Mapuche led by Lautaro is a custom civilization by Leugi[1], with contributions from Danrell, Tomatekh, and Sukritact.

This mod requires Brave New World.

Overview[]

The Mapuche[]

The Mapuche are a group of indigenous inhabitants of south-central Chile and southwestern Argentina. They constitute a wide-ranging ethnicity composed of various groups who shared a common social, religious and economic structure, as well as a common linguistic heritage. Their influence once extended between the Aconcagua River and ChiloƩ Archipelago and spread later eastward to the Argentine pampa. The Mapuche make up about 9% of the Chilean population, and are particularly concentrated in Araucanƭa and are due to emigration also numerous in Santiago.

Lautaro[]

Lautaro (Mapudungun: Lef-Traru "swift hawk") (1534?ā€“April 29, 1557) was the young Mapuche military commander in the four-year Arauco War (Araucanian War) in Chile. His people undertook to expel the Spanish colonizers. The army under Lautaro's command inflicted crushing defeats and huge death tolls on Spanish forces despite having far inferior weaponry. He was close to final victory when he was killed in battle at around 23 years of age.

Dawn of Man[]

Oh Toqui of Toquis, Lautaro, leader of the Wallmapu, the Mapuche People, by the wise election of the Lonkos of the Mapuche.

The Mapuche are the union of Picunches, Huilliches, Moluche and Nguluche from Araucanƭa. Your people successfully resisted many attempts by the Inca Empire to subjugate them, despite their lack of state organization. They fought against the Sapa Inca, Tupac Yupanqui, and his army. The result of the bloody three-day confrontation known as the Battle of the Maule was that the Inca conquest of the territories of Chile ended at the Maule river. They fell back to the north behind the Rapel and Cachapoal Rivers, where they established a fortified border guarded by fortresses such as the PucarƔ de La CompaƱƭa and the PucarƔ del Cerro La Muralla.

Your people also repelled the Spanish after their initial conquests in the late 16th century so effectively that there were areas to which Europeans did not return until late in the 19th century. One of the main geographical boundaries was the BĆ­o-BĆ­o River, which they used as a natural barrier to Spanish and Chilean incursion.

LautaroDiplo

Art by Leugi

Oh great Toqui, your people still fight for their right to their lands. Will you lead them to victory? Will you build a civilization that shall stand the test of time?

Introduction: "These are the lands of the Mapuche, my people. And you're being an intruder, but that may change... hopefully."

Introduction: "Welcome to the lands of my people, the Mapuche. Don't dare to threaten it!"

Introduction: "I'm Lautaro, Toqi of the Mapuche. If you come here with envy of our lands, know that we'll defend it with our lives and bravery!"

Defeat: "My people have been robbed from their lands! Know that the Mapuche shall prevail, and our Ngen shall defeat you!"

Unique Attributes[]

The Mapuche (Lautaro)
Lautaro

Art by Leugi

Legacy of Arauco

Combat Units may enter rival territory without Open Borders, and generate +50% Experience from combat. After the discovery of Calendar, units that die on an unimproved or pillaged tile create a Chemamull.

Toqui

Art by Leugi

Toqui (Great General)
  • May attack and defend, but loses 10 HP every time it kills an enemy
  • May move after pillaging and attacking
  • May not build Citadels or capture Cities
  • +1 Strength Combat Strength more than the highest mounted unit you may train
  • +3 Moves Movement
  • Upgrades into a Landship
Chemamull

Art by Leugi

Chemamull
  • Unlocked at Calendar
  • +1 CultureIcon Culture and +2 FaithIcon Faith (only +1 to civilizations other than Mapuche) 
  • Consumes the Worker when built
  • Claims its tile when not built by workers; when pillaged, grants ownership to the nearest city
  • Units starting their turn on a Chemamull may earn double experience from combat and a combat bonus; and will restore the Chemamull if it was pillaged
City List
  1. Puren
  2. Pilmayken
  3. Perkenco
  4. Killin
  5. Kulshe
  6. Shiliwe
  7. Koz Koz
  8. Penko
  9. Curarewe
  10. Neuken
  11. Shaura Kawin
  12. Wenu Leufu
  13. Kalbuko
  14. Mewin
  15. Anil Leufu
  16. Newken
  17. Tucapel
  18. Boroa
  19. Kilshe
  20. Likan Ray
  21. Chos Malal
  22. Karenleufu
  23. Tapiwe
  24. Kinshamali
  25. Marishiwue
  26. Duao
  27. Likine
  28. Malalkawuelo
  29. Wapi
  30. Puyewe
  31. Kellon
  32. Mafil
  33. Rari
  34. Anticura
  35. Reinowelen
  36. Cumpeo
  37. Ninhue
  38. Lolol
  39. Lautaro
Spy List
  • Malloquete
  • Ainavillo
  • Liconyan
  • Turcupichun
  • IllanguiliĆ©n
  • PaineƱamcu
  • Quintuguenu
  • Paillaeco
  • Clentaru
  • Lientur

Strategy[]

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A Domination Civ with additional bonuses to Faith, Culture and exploration. Not requiring Open Borders for Units opens up huge exploration potential through the game. Your XP is even more rewarding than the Zulus, but you don't benefit as well from Buildings that grant XP. Consider Honour to obtain an early Toqui, a fantastic Barbarian destroyer and explorer. The lack of Citadels is disappointing, but defeated Units will create Chemamull, which your other Units can use for more XP and a small Combat Strength boost. Once you have a surplus of Workers from conquests, you can expend them to make Chemamull.

The Mapuche's ability to enter rival territory meant that you can actually enter your military units into the enemy borders and when you declare war, they will not get teleported out of their borders. This can actually lead to hilarious result when you set up your units in a way that you could easily capture their cities in the first turn you declare war on them. Be careful though as if you deploy mass amount of militaries into their lands without open borders, they enemy will get suspicious and will either demand you declare war allowing them the first move or do so later and you will incur a massive diplomatic penalty for breaking a promise to move your troops away from their borders.

Music[]

Peace Theme War Theme
The_Mapuche_Tribe_-_Lautaro_Peace

The Mapuche Tribe - Lautaro Peace

The_Mapuche_Tribe_-_Lautaro_War

The Mapuche Tribe - Lautaro War

"Cancion del Kechu" by Beatriz Pichi Mallen. "Musica Mapuche" by Wenceslao Coilla, Grupo Araucania.

Mod Support[]

Mod Support
No
Yes
Community Balance Patch
Unknown
Yes
No
Ethnic Units
No
Yes
Yes
Map Labels
No
No
No
Unknown
Unique Cultural Influence
No
Wish for the World
No
YnAEMP
Yes

Events and Decisions[]

MalĆ³n Raids[]

Our enemies are strong, but they still depend on their lands like us. Our wise Lonco council suggested we could start destroying their crops and mines to deal a fatal blow to their subsistence and recover the lands that are rightfully ours.

Requirements/Restrictions:

  • Player must be the Mapuche
  • Player must be at War
  • May only be enacted once per era

Costs:

  • 100 FaithIcon Faith
  • 1 Magistrates Magistrate

Rewards:

  • Existing Units receive the Toqui's Malon Raid promotion (May move after Pillaging)
  • Receive a free Toqui

Defense of the Maule[]

Oh Great Butal-Toqui, our lands are under attack. We are the people of the earth, and we can use that on our advantage. We know our rivers and mountains more than anyone, and it should help us against the invaders.

Requirements/Restrictions:

  • Player must be the Mapuche
  • Player must be at War
  • Must have founded at least 1 City adjacent to a River
  • Must have founded at least 1 City adjacent to a Mountain
  • Must have researched Chivalry
  • May only be enacted once per game

Costs:

  • 500 FaithIcon Faith
  • 2 Magistrates Magistrates

Rewards:

  • Units receive the Defense of the Maule promotion (Unit heals faster on river tiles, or next to mountains.)
  • Receive a free Toqui

Full Credits List[]

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Latest Version: v 1
Last Updated: 16 August 2014


  • Leugi: Author
  • Danrell: Incan Horseman Model
  • Sukritact: Map
  • Tomatekh: E&D

Notes and References[]

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Pre-Colonial
Muisca ā€¢ Aymara ā€¢ Mapuche ā€¢ Onondaga ā€¢ Tiwanaku ā€¢ Tupi
Biblical
Israel ā€¢ Philistines
Collaborations
Aztecs ā€¢ Inca ā€¢ Mayans ā€¢ Olmec ā€¢ Shoshone
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