Geothermal Fissure (Civ6)

A Geothermal Fissure is a terrain feature in Civilization VI: Gathering Storm.
* Yields:
** +1 
* Additional traits:
** +2 with Fire Goddess pantheon
== Strategy ==
Geothermal Fissures are often found at the foot of Mountains and Volcanoes, or at land boundaries between continents, and present ideal locations for cities. Campuses built next to them enjoy rich adjacency bonuses, Aqueducts (and the Roman Bath) built next to a Geothermal Fissure provide 1 , and with Synthetic Materials, Geothermal Plants can be built on them to provide a city with additional , , and clean . No other districts, wonders, or tile improvements can be built on them.
Only the Hungarians and the Spanish have a starting bias towards Geothermal Fissures. Hungary's Thermal Bath is much stronger than the Zoo it replaces, which can help tremendously with keeping newly conquered cities happy and loyal, although no one really wants to spend on many Entertainment Complexes and their buildings. Also, thanks to the Pearl of the Danube ability, Hungary can quickly and consistently build high-adjacency Campuses from the moment they research Writing.
On an Earth map, there will always be two Geothermal Fissures near Mount Kilimanjaro. Players who spawn in Africa should attempt to settle near them, especially if is an important part of their strategy.
== Civilopedia entry ==
== Gallery ==
File:Civ6 Geothermal Fissure In-Game.jpg|An Ottoman Settler and Warrior that spawned near three Geothermal Fissures
Category:Civilization VI: Gathering Storm