Sukritact’s Oson (Akan)

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The 25-million-strong Akan, a cultural-linguistic group found predominantly in present-day Ghana and to a lesser extent Togo and Ivory Coast, has established a legacy as widely known as its bright kente cloth. They include the speakers of the Akyem, Anyi, Asante, Attié, Baule, Bono, Chakosi, Fante, and Guang languages.

According to oral tradition the Fante separated from the other Akan groups in present day Brong Ahafo around 1250 AD. This act became the origin of their name, “Fa-atsew” meaning “half that left”. The Fante left their Akan brethren at Krako, present day Techiman in the Bono East of Ghana, and became their own distinct Akan group. The Fante people were led by three great warriors known as Oburumankoma (the Whale), Odapagyan (the Eagle), and Oson (the Elephant).

Akan:

Unique Ability: Mmebusem – When a Great Person is expended, receive a burst of Gold and Culture for every City-State you have conquered or are Suzerain of. Has an exclusive unique Governor with City-State centric abilities: The Okyeame

Unique Unit: Okofo – Standalone Akan unique Medieval Era Melee unit. As strong as the Man-At-Arms, but cheaper, and does not require resources to produce. +3 Combat Strength against City-States. +10 Combat Strength after researching Gunpowder.

Unique Improvement: Posuban – A building unique to the Akan, replacing the Armory. Contains 3 slots for Great Works. +1 Production when training units for each filled slot. Melee, Anti-Cavalry, Ranged Units trained in this city begin with a free promotion if at least one slot is filled. The Posuban cannot be themed.

+25% combat experience for all land units trained in this city. Strategic Resource Stockpiles increased +10 (on Standard Speed).

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Oson:

Leader Ability: The Whale, The Eagle, & The Elephant – Settlers trained in the Capital do not consume a Population. Districts and Buildings in your Capital generate a burst of Great People points whenever the city grows, and whenever you found a city.

Agenda: Nananom Mpow – Likes civilizations with high populations and many great people. Dislikes civilizations with high populations, but few great people.

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Unique Governor: Kwasí, The Okyeame

Nobody Knows the Beginning of a Great Man (Tier 0)
Whenever Kwasi is promoted, and when he is first assigned, gain a free Envoy. +1 Influence point per turn.

Two Leaves Together are Thicker (Tier 1)
Tributary City-State units gain +3 Combat Strength. Newly trained units in this city receive +3 Combat Strength against City-States.

Birds of a Species Roost in the Same Tree (Tier 1)
For each conquered or tributary City-State, your civilization receives +5% Great Person Points of the appropriate type, and this city receives +1 of the yield (+2 for Gold) provided by those City-States.

Send a Wise Man, Not One With Long Legs (Tier 2)
Each Trade Route to a City-State from this city provides +1 Influence point per turn (Capped at +4).

A Stool is Not a Log Where Two Can Sit (Tier 3)
Tributary City-State units gain +3 Combat Strength. Newly trained units in this city receive +3 Combat Strength against City-States.

One Head is Not a Council (Tier 3)
For each conquered or tributary City-State, your civilization receives +5% Great Person Points of the appropriate type, and this city receives +1 of the yield (+2 for Gold) provided by those City-States.