Sukiennice (Civ6)

The Sukiennice is a unique building of the Polish civilization in Civilization VI. It is built in the Commercial Hub district and replaces the Market.
* Effects:
** +3 (boosted by Free Market Policy Card)
** +1 Citizen slot
** +1 point per turn
** +4 from domestic s.
** +2 from international s.
** +1 capacity if this city doesn't already have a .
** +4 for each Trade City-State with 3 s.
*** +2 for each Trade City-State with 3 s.
*** With Ethiopia Pack: +2 for each Trade City-State with 1 .
== Strategy ==
Regardless of whether you plan on playing more offensively or defensively, you should develop Polish cities for commerce. Build Commercial Hubs in every possible city, then fill them with Sukiennice to enjoy the extra (from domestic trade) and (from foreign trade). Be sure to augment your s via policy cards to provide further boosts. Some, like Triangular Trade, are good for both types of routes, while Market Economy only impacts international routes. If you're aiming for a Culture Victory, international trade will speed you along by further increasing your output. In Gathering Storm, the University of Sankore has good synergy with this building, making domestic s even more powerful for Poland. Strive for other ways to increase s via World Congress resolutions, being a Merchant Republic, or other wonders to get the most out of the Sukiennice, and try to send at least 3 s to every Commercial City-State.
The Sukiennice is a great building because every strong empire requires a strong network of s, making Commercial Hubs and Markets a must in every game. With the Sukiennice, you don't have to think too much about whether to send domestic or international s, as you have the best of both worlds with extra and it supplies. Early in the game, it's advisable to have domestic s originate in new cities to boost their growth - the extra 3 for every domestic completely nullifies the economic downside of this strategy.
== Civilopedia entry ==
== Trivia ==
* The Sukiennice's in-game model depicts the Kraków Cloth Hall, which contains the Sukiennice Museum.
== Gallery ==
File:Sukiennice in-game (Civ6).jpg|Sukiennice in game
File:Historic Moment Sukiennice (Civ6).png|Historic Moment for building the Sukiennice
Category:Polish