Happiness (Civ4)

Happiness, , is an attribute of cities in Civilization IV.
== Happiness sources ==
=== Difficulty level ===
Difficulty level 	Bonus happiness
Settler and Chieftain 	6
Warlord and Noble 	5
Prince and Monarch 	4
Emperor, Immortal and Deity	3
===Resources===
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===Buildings===
Building	Happiness
 	+1
 	+1 per 20% Rate
 	+1 per 10% Rate+1 from
 	+1 per 10% Rate+1 from , and +1 for Charismatic leaders
 	+1
 	+1 from , , and
 	+2 if associated religion is state religion 
+1 from Incense
 	+1 from , and
 	+2 with
===Wonders===
Wonder	Happiness
 	No Unhappiness in this city.
 	+2 in all same-continental cities
 	+1
===Technologies===
 provides +1 in every city.
===Civics===
Civic	Happiness
 	+1 per religion in a city
 	+2 from Barracks
 	+1 from and
 	+3 in 4 to 6 largest cities, depending on map size
 	+1 per military unit stationed in the city
=== Leader traits ===
The leader trait gives +1 per city, +1 from Monument and Broadcast Tower.
=== Commerce slider ===
=== Religion ===
== Unhappiness sources ==
* Overpopulation: Every citizen in a city generates one unhappy face. The bigger the population, the more unhappy everybody is.
* War Weariness: As a war continues, more and more citizens become unhappy about it. This is especially true in cities that you have recently captured from the civilization you're fighting.
* Cultural Inferiority: A city will become unhappy if it is being "culturally dominated" by a nearby foreign city (see Borders).
* Undefended: A city becomes unhappy if you have no military units in that city. The type of unit does not matter, so make sure to have at least one unit in every city.
* Slavery and the Draft: Citizens are unhappy if you work them to death (see the Nationhood civic).
* Emancipation: Citizens become unhappy if other civilizations have adopted the Emancipation civic and you have not. The more civilizations that have adopted emancipation, the more unhappy become the citizens of the remaining holdouts.
== Strategy ==
== See also ==
* Happiness in other games
Category:Game concepts (Civ4)