Prora (Civ5)

== Game Info ==
Requires Autocracy. Must be constructed in a coastal city.
* +2 .
* +1 for every 2 Social Policies you have adopted.
* 1 Free Social Policy.
== Strategy ==
Prora is quite a useful wonder for players who have adopted the Autocracy ideology. The boost from Social Policies is very helpful in times of war and peace alike, allowing players to cut down on the of their empire when conquering or founding new cities or struggling against foreign influence, while the free Social Policy allows them to advance faster in the Social Policy or Ideology trees.
The only drawback to Prora is its lack of boosters, which leaves the owner's civilization vulnerable to the foreign influence of the wave and its unfavorable effects on public opinion. Rather than relying solely on Prora's bonuses, it is recommended for players to build many - and -boosting buildings in their cities, get a lot of luxury resources, and obtain many Great Works. If a player takes all of these steps in addition to building Prora as quickly as possible after adopting Autocracy, his or her civilization should be largely immune to the cultural influence of foreign civilizations.
== Civilopedia entry ==
== Trivia ==
* Before the release of the Brave New World expansion, the Eiffel Tower had Prora's ability to grant additional based on the number of Social Policies adopted. With the appearance of , the Eiffel Tower's abilities were changed and Prora inherited the Eiffel Tower's -boosting ability (though it has a base bonus of +2 rather than +5).
== Gallery ==
File:Prora completion art (Civ5).png|Prora completion art
ru:«Прорский колосс» (Civ5)
Category:Civilization V: Brave New World